THE CAGUT

The book deals with the results of a prospective descriptive longitudinal study in Guantánamo, with the objective of evaluating the response to the treatment with catgut-therapy of Chronic Pelvic Inflammatory Disease in the period January - December 2023. When carrying out the clinical epidemiological characterization, women of the age groups 20-24 and 25-29, accompanied and with university level of schooling, predominated. Most of the patients evolved favorably with the applied therapy; the catgut implantation had a positive influence on the relief and disappearance of symptoms and other discomforts that had an unfavorable impact on their well-being and led to a reduction in the demands for medical services due to the affectation of the combative disposition. There was no increase in expected adverse reactions in general and no serious and unexpected events were identified in the course of treatment.

Autorentext

Lizandra Espinoza Carás: Doktor der Medizin, Fachärztin für allgemeine umfassende Medizin, Professorin und Forscherin an der Universität für medizinische Wissenschaften von Guantánamo.