Cápsula virtual sobre primera crisis para América Latina // International League Against Epilepsy

Curso dictado en español y portugués. Objetivos: Contribuir a mejorar el manejo diagnóstico y terapéutico de los pacientes con debut de primera crisis epiléptica a través de la actualización de los médicos que se desempeñan en el primer nivel de atención, con contenidos y metas de aprendizajes específicamente definidos. Directores: Dra. Alicia Bogacz (Uruguay), Dra. Loreto Ríos–Pohl (Chile) Profesores: Leticia Sampaio (Brasil), Taissa Ferrari (Brasil), Francisca Serry (Chile) Curso ditado em espanhol e

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