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Teorías del Long COVID entrelazadas para explicar la etiopatogenia / Intertwined long COVID theories to explain its etiopathogenesis
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En este editorial se enumeran las principales teorías actuales sobre el long COVID, como la teoría de la persistencia viral y la de la inmunotrombosis asociada a desregulación del sistema inmune; se discute también su interrelación, que explica la etiopatogenia y fisiopatología de este nuevo síndrome que aqueja a los sobrevivientes de COVID-19; se discute además un nexo entre la persistencia viral y la formación de microtrombos amiloides con base en la hipótesis de que la proteína spike condiciona amiloidogénesis, lo cual condicionará daño orgánico crónico que caracterizará al long COVID.
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This editorial lists the main current theories on long COVID, such as the theory of viral persistence and the one of immunothrombosis associated with deregulation of the immune system; it is discussed as well their interrelation, which finally explains the etiopathogenesis and physiopathology of this new syndrome that afflicts the survivors of COVID-19; it is also discussed the link between viral persistence with the formation of amyloid microthrombi based on the hypothesis that the spike protein conditions amyloidogenesis, conditioning organic chronic damage that will characterize long COVID.
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