Caso de la semana: Mujer de 71 años encontrada inconsciente

Mar 17, 2019
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18 marzo 2019 -- Historia: Una mujer de 71 años de edad fue encontrada inconsciente en su cama y remitida de inmediato a un centro de ictus primario, en el que no existía la posibilidad de realizar neurointervenciones o neurocirugía. Desde aquí se la derivó para la realización de urgencias de una TC craneal sin contraste.

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