Perforaciones del esófago: nuc minerva, postea palas
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Aunque su incidencia se ha incrementado con los procedimientos endoscópicos, la perforación esofágica es una entidad infrecuente y su manejo es poco conocido por el cirujano general. Es útil estratificar las lesiones según topografía, debido a que esta clasificación inicial define en tratamiento en la gran mayoría de los casos. Los autores hacemos una revisión de los principios de epidemiología, diagnóstico y estrategias de tratamiento no operatorio y quirúrgico para orientar al cirujano a encarar esta temible patología.
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