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Caso Clínico

             ¿Qué es lo que añade este artículo?              Las inmunoglobulinas intravenosas com-
             Cuatrocientos miligramos diarios de hidroxi-  binadas con el intercambio de plasma o solas
           cloroquina iniciada antes del embarazo puede ser   podrían ser utilizadas en mujeres embarazadas
           una buena opción, especialmente en pacientes    con SAF con complicaciones previas graves en
           con SAF con una muerte fetal previa, sin compli-  el embarazo.
           caciones y refractaria a la terapia convencional.
























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