Soporte vital avanzado pediátrico
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soporte vital avanzado, respiración espontánea, lesión cerebralResumen
El soporte vital avanzado (SVA) incluye un conjunto de técnicas y maniobras cuyo objetivo es restaurar definitivamente la circulación y la respiración espontáneas, minimizando la lesión cerebral anóxica en el paciente que ha sufrido un paro cardiorrespiratorio (PCR). Los resultados mejoran significativamente cuando el soporte vital básico (SVB) se inicia precozmente por las personas que presencian el episodio y el SVA antes de ocho minutos.
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