Mielinolisis Hiperosmolar: Conceptos actuales
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Moscote Salazar, L. R., Alcalá Cerra, G., Castellar Leones, S. M., Batero, D. F., & Suárez Gómez, M. de J. (2010). Mielinolisis Hiperosmolar: Conceptos actuales. Médicas UIS, 23(2). Recuperado a partir de https://revistas.uis.edu.co/index.php/revistamedicasuis/article/view/1440

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La mielinolisis osmótica es una patología metabólica que repercute sobre el sistema nervioso central; se considera que ocurre por la rápida corrección de una hiponatremia, lo que conduce a la desmielinización pontina y extrapontina. En este artículo se comentaran brevemente algunos aspectos de esta interesante patología que muchas veces no es diagnosticada y debe ser conocida por el cuerpo médico que maneja paciente críticos. (MED.UIS. 2010;23(2):120-5).

 

Palabras clave: Mielinolisis hiperosmolar. Hiponatremia. Coma.

   

 

   
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