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DIALISE PERITONEAL: EXPERIENCIA E CONHECIMENTO CUMULATIVOS MELHORAM OS RESULTADOS CLINICOS

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DIALISE PERITONEAL: EXPERIENCIA E CONHECIMENTO CUMULATIVOS MELHORAM OS RESULTADOS CLINICOS

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Mostramos que são seguidas orientações internacionais de pratica clínica com obtenção de resultados similares aos reportados por outros grupos europeus e americanos. O aumento crescente do programa deveu-se a um esforço colectivo e continuado da equipe de medicos e enfermeiros que juntos garantiram a orientação dos doentes com vigilancia dos resultados clinicos e optimização dos protocolos cirurgicos e terapeuticos.
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Anabela Rodrigues
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Hospital Geral Santo Antonio

Artículos publicados por Anabela Rodrigues
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Anabela Rodrigues* 
MD, Hospital Geral Santo Antonio, Porto, Portugal*
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18 de Abril, 2007 		Primera edición
26 de Julio, 2007 		Segunda edición, ampliada y corregida
7 de Junio, 2021

DIALISE PERITONEAL: EXPERIENCIA E CONHECIMENTO CUMULATIVOS MELHORAM OS RESULTADOS CLINICOS


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