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Conducto arterioso persistente tipo ventana: manejo quirúrgico

Mantilla, Juan Miguel; Cely Andrade, José L.; Enriquez, Mario F.; Olaya, José L. (Sociedad Española de Cirugía Cardiovascular y EndovascularMadrid, 2017)

El conducto arterioso (CA) persistente tipo ventana es una afección muy poco frecuente. En este artículo se describe un caso clínico en el cual se hace uso de las herramientas diagnósticas y de tratamiento quirúrgico dentro ...
A systematic literature review of the management of chronic venous ulcers with autologous fibrin matrix with or without growth factors

García Botero, Alejandra; Cantini Ardila, Jorge Ernesto; Devoz Borja, Luis David; Gómez-Ortega, Viviana (2018-04-23)

Aim: To evaluate available evidence for the effective management of venous leg ulcers with fibrin matrix with or without growth factors. Methods: A systematic review of the literature was performed to evaluate the use of ...

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Conducto arterioso persistente tipo ventana: manejo quirúrgico
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Mantilla, Juan Miguel | 2017

El conducto arterioso (CA) persistente tipo ventana es una afección muy poco frecuente. En este artículo se describe un caso clínico en el cual se hace uso de las herramientas diagnósticas y de tratamiento quirúrgico dentro del contexto de un paciente con múltiples comorbilidades congénitas, haciendo énfasis en los estudios que se llevaron a cabo para precisar la morfología del conducto arterioso y su abordaje quirúrgico, con el cual se resolvió favorablemente la dolencia del paciente.

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A systematic literature review of the management of chronic venous ulcers with autologous fibrin matrix with or without growth factors
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García Botero, Alejandra | 2018-04-23

Aim: To evaluate available evidence for the effective management of venous leg ulcers with fibrin matrix with or without growth factors. Methods: A systematic review of the literature was performed to evaluate the use of fibrin matrices with or without growth factors for the management of chronic venous ulcers in lower limbs. Article searches were performed in MEDLINE, EMBASE, COCHRANE, LILACS and ongoing clinical trials at ClinicalTrial.gov. Results: The search in MEDLINE and EMBASE identified three articles; one was a pilot study evaluating the use of fibrin matrix and autologous growth factors that included patients with chronic ulcers of different etiology. The second article was a description of the product used in the previous study, and the third consisted of a series case reports of patient treated with cultured keratinocytes in a fibrin matrix. A COCHRANE searched resulted in one study assessing the cost effectiveness of using different fibrin matrices. The search in ClinicalTrial.gov and LILACS did not result in any findings. Conclusion: The study did not provide a conclusive evidence for the use of fibrin matrices in patients with venous leg ulcers.

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