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Intraoperative and postoperative complications in high-risk surgical patients generate prolonged recovery periods and threaten the postoperative survival of patients, and are a reason for admission to the intensive care unit. . .

In our society, women play a fundamental role in the family nucleus, being and remaining an essential pillar at home. Every woman has a story to tell, from sacrificing her time and dreams for those of her family to adopting different roles in everyday life: wife, mother, worker, businesswoman, friend, among others. . .

Antibiotics given as early as possible in patients with sepsis improve treatment outcomes.

Reducing the number of days of administration favorably impacts the reduction of side effects and costs. . .

Orthopedics, an essential branch of medicine dedicated to the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disorders of the musculoskeletal system, faces a constantly evolving landscape. . .

Grief is a natural reaction to loss. It is a personal experience; it is facing the loss of someone or something you love. And that entails a process of emotional adaptation in response to that loss. The intensity and duration of grief are proportional to the meaning and dimension of the loss. . .

In the pursuit of a healthy lifestyle, we often find ourselves limiting or avoiding certain pleasures, such as cocktails. However, enjoying a refreshing drink doesn’t have to mean derailing our wellness goals. . .

A complete medical history should be taken, some lab tests ordered, and education about a healthy pregnancy provided. . .

Equine therapy is defined as a therapeutic intervention that uses horseback riding and horse care to treat a variety of medical and psychological conditions. . .

The shoulder, with its wide range of motion, is one of the most versatile joints in the body. However, this flexibility makes it susceptible to various injuries, affecting both daily life and athletic performance. . .

Surgeon, specialist in heart diseases and arterial hypertension. Cardiovascular diseases are the main cause of death and disability worldwide. . .