Luxación acromioclavicular en el sistema militar mexicano

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Luis Roberto García Valadez
Ricardo Brian Palmiere Bouchan
Isaac Enrique Hernández Tellez

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La lesión de la articulación acromioclavicular es una de las más frecuentes, quizá debido a su posición subcutánea y relativa escasez de músculos que la protejan.

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Luxación acromioclavicular en el sistema militar mexicano. RSM [Internet]. 2025 May 7 [cited 2026 Feb. 4];69(4). Available from: https://www.revistasanidadmilitar.org/index.php/rsm/article/view/2632

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