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dc.contributor.editorRiveros Dueñas, Rafael Enrique
dc.contributor.editorSefair Cristancho, Carlos
dc.contributor.editorIsaza Restrepo, Andrés
dc.creatorRiveros Dueñas, Rafael Enrique
dc.creatorSefair Cristancho, Carlos
dc.creatorBolívar Sáenz, Dinimo
dc.creatorJiménez Ayala, María Fernanda
dc.creatorNavarro Alean, Jorge
dc.creatorPinzón Ávila, Pablo
dc.creatorOrtega Ortega, Jairo
dc.creatorVargas Barato, Felipe
dc.creatorVélez Leal, Juan Luis
dc.creatorIsaza Restrepo, Andrés
dc.creatorMoscoso Daza, Alejandro
dc.date.accessioned2021-10-27T16:24:18Z
dc.date.available2021-10-27T16:24:18Z
dc.date.created2014-10
dc.descriptionEl peritoneo: descripción de un nuevo síndrome es el resultado de múltiples cuestionamientos surgidos durante la formación como médicos y cirujanos de los autores, referente a la función del peritoneo en el sentido orgánico específicamente en su aplicación práctica, sin perder de vista el beneficio para los pacientes y de sus familiares. Este libro es el resultado de múltiples cuestionamientos de los autores, surgidos durante su formación como médicos y cirujanos, referente a la función del peritoneo en el sentido orgánico. Con el objetivo de su aplicación práctica, sin perder de vista el beneficio para los pacientes y sus familiares, en nuestra característica Rosarista de benevolencia y tolerancia, se ha colocado todo dentro de las obligaciones que nos exigen: el ritmo y la proporción. El libro está construido aprovechando colectiva e individualmente a cada uno de los coautores, en conocimiento Íntimo de la importancia que el cambio de la comprensión de la función peritoneal y sus consecuencias tienen sobre el paciente, lo que nos obliga a mostrar colectivamente la calificación de un nuevo síndrome. Un síndrome que, a pesar de nuevo, ha sido sentido por todos los médicos cirujanos, y que ha sido un problema permanente en la descripción de un desenlace nuevo. Entonces, de un conocimiento nuevo pretendemos pasar del problema a la solución en tránsito paralelo de la hospitalidad y la ciencia, y en contra de la hospitalidad y la venganza.es
dc.description.abstractThe peritoneum: description of a new syndrome is the result of multiple questions that arose during the training as doctors and surgeons of the authors, regarding the function of the peritoneum in the organic sense specifically in its practical application, without losing sight of the benefit for patients. patients and their families. This book is the result of multiple questions from the authors, arising during their training as doctors and surgeons, regarding the function of the peritoneum in the organic sense. With the aim of its practical application, without losing sight of the benefit for patients and their families, in our Rosarista characteristic of benevolence and tolerance, everything has been placed within the obligations that are required of us: rhythm and proportion. The book is constructed by taking advantage of each of the co-authors collectively and individually, in intimate knowledge of the importance that the change in the understanding of the peritoneal function and its consequences have on the patient, which forces us to collectively show the qualification of a new syndrome. A syndrome that, despite again, has been felt by all surgeons, and that has been a permanent problem in the description of a new outcome. So, from a new knowledge we intend to move from the problem to the solution in parallel transit of hospitality and science, and against hospitality and revenge.es
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dc.subjectPeritoneoes
dc.subjectAnatomía humanaes
dc.subjectMedicinaes
dc.subjectEnfermedades del abdomenes
dc.subject.ddcEnfermedadeses
dc.subject.keywordPeritoneumes
dc.subject.keywordHuman anatomyes
dc.subject.keywordMedicinees
dc.subject.keywordDiseases of the abdomenes
dc.titleEl peritoneo: descripción de un nuevo síndrome, falla peritoneales
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