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Tratamiento de ictus isquémico agudo en pacientes con COVID-19 Unas bacterias orales podrían ser las causantes de las embolias cerebrales 1 JUNIO, 2019 Un estudio finés ha demostrado que la embolia cerebral en pacientes que han sufrido un accidente cerebrovascular contiene ADN de patógenos orales, unas bacterias que provienen de los dientes y que son inofensivos, pero que cuando entran en circulación pueden causar, entre otras cosas, infecciones de las válvulas cardíacas, haciendo que el paciente sea más propenso a desarrollar coágulos en la sangre. El estudio, publicado en la revista americana Journal of American Heart Association, se basó en analizar los trombos que radiólogos neurointervencionales retiraron de 75 pacientes de accidente cerebrovascular como parte de una actuación en urgencias. Estas muestras fueron estudiadas duplicando el ADN bacteriano, mostrando que el 79% de ellos contenían ADN de bacterias que provenían de los dientes. Precisamente, el mismo grupo de investigación de este estudio ya había demostrado previamente que las mismas bacterias odontogénicas están presentes en las estenosis de las arterias coronarios de las pacientes que han muerto de forma repentina, en las aspiraciones de trombo y en la sangre arterial de los casos de infarto de miocardio, en los aneurismas cerebrales rotos y en los casos de aspiraciones de trombo en pacientes con trombosis arterial y venosa de miembros inferiores. Los resultados mostraron que una gran cantidad de ADN de “streptococcus viridans” (bacterias habituales en la boca) se encontró en los trombos cerebrales, muchos más de los había en las muestras de sangre de los mismos pacientes. Fuente: Infosalus MAS LIBROS MEDICINA Y SALUD https://www.facebook.com/pg/DrRamonReyesMD/photos/?tab=album&album_id=620883388254594 Dr. Ramon Reyes, MD La pérdida de fuerza repentina en extremidades, la dificultad para hablar, para sonreír o coordinar movimientos acostumbran a ser los síntomas más evidentes de que una persona está sufriendo un accidente cerebrovascular. También se conoce como ictus, embolia o apoplejía. En nuestro país, el ictus afecta cada año a unas 130.000 personas, de las cuales un 30% fallece y un 30% queda con algún tipo de discapacidad. Actualmente es la segunda causa de mortalidad en España, la primera en las mujeres.
Esta enfermedad es más frecuente a partir de los 55 años y su riesgo aumenta proporcionalmente con la edad, aunque también puede afectar a pacientes jóvenes e incluso a niños. DEFINICIÓNUn accidente cerebrovascular o ictus es una enfermedad que afecta al cerebro por la disminución u obstrucción de la sangre que llega hasta él. Las neuronas (células nerviosas) al no llegarles sangre tampoco les llega oxígeno y dejan de funcionar. Puede ser provocado por un coágulo que obstruye el paso de la sangre hacia el cerebro (ictus isquémico) o bien por una hemorragia por la rotura de un vaso cerebral (ictus hemorrágico). Aproximadamente el 85% de los ictus son isquémicos y el 15% hemorrágicos. SÍNTOMASLa identificación inmediata de estos síntomas es crucial para la evolución del enfermo:
CONSEJOS PREVENCIÓNLa aparición del ictus se asocia a diferentes factores de riesgo, la mayoría de ellos evitables con una adecuada prevención. El control de los factores de riesgo es fundamental en la lucha contra esta patología. Toma nota de algunos consejos:
CONSEJOS ACTUACIÓNAnte la presencia de alguno de los síntomas característicos, llama al 1-1-2 inmediatamente y sigue los consejos del personal sanitario. La rápida actuación de los Servicios de Emergencia es fundamental para la recuperación de lesiones en los pacientes que presentan un ictus. |
- Atención Primaria Basada en la Evidencia.
- http://www.ics.gencat.cat/3clics/main.php?page=GuiaPage&idGuia=599&idEsp=3
- Federación Española de Ictus. www.ictusfederacion.es
- Observatorio del Ictus. www.observatoriodelictus.com
- Grupo de Estudio de Enfermedades cerebrovasculares de la Sociedad Española de Neurologia. www.ictus.sen.es
- Federación Española de Daño Cerebral www.fedace.org
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