Diagnóstico molecular das infecções neurológicas por herpes virus em pacientes da cidade de Medellín
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Objetivo: descrever a frequência, e o comportamento clínico e de laboratório das infecções por citomegalovírus (CMV), vírus Epstein-Barr (EBV) e vírus herpes simplex 1 e 2 (HSV 1 e HSV 2) no sistema nervoso central tanto em pacientes imunocomprometidos como imuno-competentes.
Metodologia: analisaram-se 204 líquidos cefalorraquídianos utilizando a reação em corrente da polimerase (PCR, de sua sigla em virilhas) em tempo real como ferramenta diagnostica molecular para a detecção de infecção.
Resultados: um 16% dos líquidos cefalorraquídianos foram positivos para algum dos vírus estudados, o EBV se detectou no 22.8% dos casos positivos localizando-se acima das infecções ocasionadas por HSV e CMV. O 61.9% dos pacientes com resultado positivo tinha algum tipo de imuno-compromisso.
Conclusões: a utilização da PCR em tempo real permite estabelecer o agente causal de infecção no sistema nervoso central sendo de grande ajuda nos pacientes inmunocomprometidos onde as variações clínicas e de laboratório não são concludentes e isto permitiria a implementação de uma terapia específica.
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