Sanitas
Revista arbitrada de ciencias de la salud
Vol. 4(Especial), 113-120, 2025
Evaluación sistémica previa a extracción dental en pacientes que reciben antiagregantes plaquetarios
Systemic evaluation prior to dental extraction in patients receiving antiplatelet agents
Cynthia Carolina Proaño-Quezada
Javier Estuardo Sánchez-Sánchez
Ariel José Romero-Fernández
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La lidocaína tamponada representa una innovación tecnológica valiosa para la
práctica odontológica moderna, ofreciendo una alternativa segura y efectiva para
mejorar el manejo del dolor durante la anestesia local.
FINANCIAMIENTO
No monetario
CONFLICTO DE INTERÉS
No existe conflicto de interés con personas o instituciones ligadas a la investigación.
AGRADECIMIENTOS
A la dirección de investigación de UNIANDES.
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