Liliana Rueda

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Liliana Rueda Cáceres

Universidad Santo Tomás, Bucaramanga

Anuario de Historia Regional y de las Fronteras

Universidad Industrial de Santander

liliana rueda

Universidad Santo Tomás, Bucaramanga

Anuario Colombiano de Historia Social y de la Cultura

Universidad Nacional de Colombia (National University of Colombia)

Laura Liliana Vargas Murcia

Ángel Justo-Estebaranz

Universidad de Sevilla

Historia y Sociedad

Universidad Nacional de Colombia (National University of Colombia)

Juan Carlos Del Castillo Daza

Universidad Nacional de Colombia (National University of Colombia)

Francisco Javier Herrera García

Universidad de Sevilla

Camilo Alexander ZAMBRANO CARDONA

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Juego de intereses en la demolición del Convento y de la Iglesia de Santo Domingo. Bogotá, 1939-1947

Anuario Colombiano De Historia Social Y De La Cultura, 2012

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Patient Blood Management Strategies to Avoid Transfusions in Body Contouring Operations: Controlled Clinical Trial

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

Background: Anemia is a frequent process of morbidity and mortality in body contouring procedures... more Background: Anemia is a frequent process of morbidity and mortality in body contouring procedures. In aesthetic surgery, there are no standardized processes to minimize bleeding during surgery. For this reason, a study was designed to implement patient blood management strategies to reduce bleeding and transfusions in patients undergoing body contouring operations. Methods: From January of 2017 to May of 2018, a prospective cohort-type observational study was conducted, including two groups of patients undergoing single or combined body contouring procedures. The first group did not receive patient blood management strategies, whereas the second group did receive these strategies. These measures consisted of preoperative strategies to ensure the patient had optimal hemoglobin and hematocrit levels and supportive intraoperative measures to minimize blood loss. The results were validated with different statistical tests according to the variables studied. Results: A total of 409 patients were included in the study and were divided into two groups. The anthropometric and hemoglobin variables were similar in both groups. The 207 patients for whom patient blood management strategies were implemented lost an average of 1.2 g/dl less hemoglobin at 72 hours than the 202 patients for whom patient blood management strategies were not implemented (p ≤ 0.0001). Conclusions: Patient blood management strategies, such as increasing hemoglobin before surgery, and strategies to minimize blood loss during surgery, proved to be effective at reducing bleeding in patients undergoing body contouring surgery, also decreasing the need to perform postoperative blood transfusions. CLINICAL QUESTION/LEVEL OF EVIDENCE: Therapeutic, II.

Hydatid Disease, an Update in Colombia

Current Tropical Medicine Reports

Reconstrucción Hipotética Del Antiguo Convento De Nuestra Señora Del Rosario en Santafé De Bogotá

Revista M

Results of an inquiry of primary and secondary source conducted for an investigation on the parti... more Results of an inquiry of primary and secondary source conducted for an investigation on the participation of the Dominican community, Order of Preachers (O.P.), in the construction of a nation finally named Colombia, this article focuses on the narrative of the construction process of the antique convent of Nuestra Señora del Rosario located in the city of Santafé de Bogotá, even in the hypothetical reconstruction of the general spatial configuration of the whole convent located for more than three hundred years in the block between calles 13th and 12th and carreras seventh and eighth of the current nomenclature of the city. Slow and bureaucratic, organic and human, too human processes, which are reflected as a result of this enriching investigation of the primary source , which may be well so far, as a first approach to future research processes that allow to reconstruct the whole of the built work of this community in this territory named Colombia.

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La paradoja del monumento histórico o de la demolición del antiguo convento de Santo Domingo en Santafé de Bogotá. 1939-1947

Anuario Historia Regional Y De Las Fronteras, Aug 22, 2012

En la Bogotá de 1939 el antiguo convento de Santo Domingo, erigido en el siglo XVI y ocupado a pa... more En la Bogotá de 1939 el antiguo convento de Santo Domingo, erigido en el siglo XVI y ocupado a partir del siglo XIX por la oficina de Correos y Telégrafos y otras dependencias oficiales, era uno de los últimos representantes en pie de la que había sido una verdadera “infraestructura de lo religioso” de la ciudad colonial. Este texto se centra en corroborar si en efecto el antiguo convento era un elemento representativo de una época, de una sociedad y de una tipología arquitectónica, condiciones que bien hubieran podido haberle garantizado su permanencia en calidad de monumento histórico y no como paradójicamente ocurrió, que antes bien, todas estas condiciones lo que contribuyeron fue a propugnar por su demolición. Abstract. In 1939’s Bogotá, the old Convent of Santo Domingo, erected in the 16th century and occupied from the 19th century on by the Mailing and Telegraphs Office and other official dependencies, was one of the last representative buildings that had been part of the “infrastructure of the religion” of the colonial city. This text is centered in corroborating if the convent was an emblematic element of an era, a society and an architectural typology, conditions that could have guaranteed its permanence as a historic monument and not as paradoxically occurred, that all these conditions contributed to advocate for its demolition.