Van Wie, D., Clínicas Pediátricas de Norteamérica 2006, no 2: Urgencias pediátricas (2a parte) ©2007Elsevier España |
Contents
| 163 | |
Emergencias otorrinolaringológicas pediátricas | 195 |
Emergencias en la enfermedad infecciosa de las vías | 215 |
Contusión abdominal pediátrica | 243 |
Stephen Wegner James E Colletti y Donald Van | 255 |
Sedación y analgesia en los procedimientos pediátricos | 279 |
Ingestiones letales | 293 |
Índice alfabético | 317 |
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