Dra. Andrea Chaves Quesada

22/09/2020

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10/05/2020

Seize Diastole❤️🙏🏻

In this narrative medicine essay, a physician finds in the motion of diastole, the process of letting go and filling up, an apt metaphor for how to handle the burnout, anxiety, and depression of medical training.

05/05/2020

Podemos salir por un helado? Podemos ir a el parque? Si lo hacemos, de que tenemos que ser conscientes y que debemos de entender para así poder ir adaptándonos a un “nuevo normal”

Espero puedan escuchar a el Dr. Aviles, el día de ayer dio una explicación muy completa y segura de lo que podemos hacer y lo más importante, intenta explicarnos la situación de crisis de salud ante la que nos enfrentamos, sin dejar atrás la crisis económica.

Noticias nacionales e internacionales, además lo mejor de los deportes y la producción costarricense. Televisión y radio en vivo.

23/04/2020

18/04/2020

No need to worry, I got you cover. Whether you live here in Costa Rica or in vacation in this beautiful country and need some advise or help with any medical issue, let me know how I could help you keep enyoing your trip.

18/04/2020

Juntos podemos cuidarnos 🤍💙

18/04/2020

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18/04/2020

Gracias Gabriel Ramirez L

18/04/2020

Atencion integral para sus enfermedades, las de sus seres queridos; formas de prevenirlas y tratamientos para dar alivio y cura.

17/04/2020

-This is the first multi-center RCT investigating the use of hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19. 150 adult patients hospitalized with COVID-19 were randomized in an open-label, non-blinded fashion.

-Hydroxychloroquine had no effect on the duration of viral detection (despite the use of high doses and a prolonged 2-3 week course).

-Clinically, there was no discernible beneficial effect from hydroxychloroquine. However, hydroxychloroquine did appear to cause some side-effects (most notably diarrhea).

-Further studies on hydroxychloroquine will likely be emerging soon. For now, the best available evidence does not support the use of hydroxychloroquine in COVID-19. Given evidence of harm without evidence of benefit, it seems prudent to restrict the use of hydroxychloroquine to randomized controlled studies for the time being.

Hydroxychloroquine has been a highly controversial potential treatment for COVID-19. To date, available evidence has consisted of in vitro data as well as