An ethical problem in Surgery. Personal experience
Keywords:
ethics medical, surgeryAbstract
A case is presented where a patient referred to the General Surgery Service from the Luanda Main Military Hospital, Angola, has suffered a great loss of abdominal wall, fibrinopurulent peritonitis and severe sepsis due to firearm abdominal wound, and had improved its general condition in spite of divergent criteria about its state.Downloads
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