Caso de la semana: Hombre de 80 años con dolor abdominal

Jul 29, 2018
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30 julio 2018 -- Historia: Un hombre de 80 años con historial de aneurisma de la aorta abdominal diagnosticado por ecografĂ­a ingresa en urgencias por molestias fĂ­sicas y dolor abdominal extendido hasta el área inguinal izquierda.

Se realiza angiografĂ­a por TC (ATC).


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