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Terapias especificas propuestas para el manejo de COVID-19 / Specific therapies proposed for the management of COVID-19

Oscar Olvera-Reyes, J. Jesús Horacio Abrego-Lara, Gregorio Iván Rodríguez-Hernández, Oscar Daniel Bazán-Muñoz, Cesar Aurelio Trujillo-Rodríguez, Livier Gómez-Limón, Chrystian Irán Castellón-Lomelí, Valeria Judith Iñiguez-Venegas, Edith Livier Martínez-González, Juan Francisco. Martínez-Tavarez, Manuel Ramírez Ramos, Pablo Salvador Santoscoy-Aguirre, Juan Emilio Vásquez-Ramos

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La aparición de un nuevo coronavirus, causante del colapso de los sistemas de salud de todo el mundo, ha provocado el surgimiento de cuantiosas investigaciones en busca del tratamiento ideal y un adecuado manejo a esta nueva entidad, ya que su control se ha vuelto imposible y su cura una necesidad internacional. Hasta la fecha existen cientos de artículos y ensayos clínicos por revisar. Por ello, en un intento por facilitar al lector el entendimiento de la nueva evidencia y en forma de resumen, se exponen en el presente artículo las distintas terapias estudiadas hasta el momento: sus efectos antivirales y adversos. Sin olvidar que aún quedan varias incógnitas por resolver y este proceso de nuevo conocimiento apenas comienza.

Abstract

The appearance of a new coronavirus, which has caused the collapse of health systems around the world, has led to the emergence of numerous investigations looking for the ideal treatment and proper management of this new entity, since its control has become impossible and its cure an international necessity. To date, there are hundreds of articles and clinical trials to review. For this reason, in an attempt to facilitate the reader’s knowledge of the new evidence and in summary form, the different therapies studied so far are presented in this article: their antiviral and adverse effects. Without forgetting that there are still doubts to be resolved and this process of new knowledge is just beginning.

 

 


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Infecciones por Coronavirus; Terapia Farmacológica; Dexametasona; Pandemias; SARS-CoV-2 / Coronavirus Infections; Drug Therapy; Dexamethasone; Pandemics; SARS-CoV-2

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