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José Manuel Vivas Prieto

Sandra Virginia Caballero Vera

Mateo Echeverry Ramírez

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Resumen

El rubor facial transitorio se define como una sensación de calor, acompañada de enrojecimiento de la piel, causada por una respuesta vasomotora con el resultante incremento en el flujo sanguíneo regional, debido a la acción directa de diferentes mediadores liberados por los nervios. Los cuadros pueden ser episódicos o constantes y se relacionan con respuestas fisiológicas y con patologías de origen benigno y maligno. El objetivo de la revisión es realizar un abordaje racional de esta condición en el escenario de atención primaria, con el fin de llegar a un diagnóstico precoz y completo, abordando los principales diagnósticos diferenciales asociados con esta condición.

Keywords

flushing; blushing; hot flashes; signs and symptoms; diagnosis, differential; primary preventionrubor; sofocos; manifestaciones clínicas; diagnóstico diferencial; prevención primaria

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Cómo citar
Vivas Prieto, J. M., Caballero Vera, S. V., & Echeverry Ramírez, M. (2018). Enfoque diagnóstico del paciente con rubor facial transitorio en atención primaria. Universitas Medica, 60(1). https://doi.org/10.11144/Javeriana.umed60-1.edpr
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