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Se repasan los diferentes mecanismos patogénicos que intervienen en la presentación del pulmón de perfusión. Las manifestaciones fisiopatológicas de los diferentes mecanismos causantes corresponden a: alteraciones de la distribución aérea y a modificaciones de la difusión especialmente. Como resultado de la alteración global de la función respiratoria aparece el pulmón de perfusión.
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The authors review the different pathogenic mechanisms that intervene in the presentation of perfusion lung. The physiopathological manifestation of the various causing mechanisms correspond to: alterations of aerial distribution, to modifícations of diffusion especially. Perfusion lung appears as a result of the global alteration of the respiratory íunction.
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