Complicaciones neurológicas periféricas en pacientes adultos Post-Covid-19, Revisión sistemática

Complicaciones neurológicas periféricas en pacientes adultos Post-Covid-19, Revisión sistemática

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https://doi.org/10.58995/redlic.ic.v2.n1.a59

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Covid-19, anosmia, Post Covid-19, Covid-19 prolongado, SARS, disgeusia, SARS-COV2, Covid-19 de largo plazo, manifestaciones neurológicas

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Introducción: los cambios neurológicos posteriores al Covid-19 se producen por la migración del virus a través de terminaciones nerviosas, las alteraciones identificadas por exámenes de laboratorio, inmunoglobulinas, estudios de imagen, pruebas neurosensoriales individualizan cada trastorno neurológico según su gravedad. Objetivo: sistematizar datos científicos obtenidos en diferentes publicaciones que evalúen complicaciones neurológicas por Covid-19. Metodología: esta revisión sistemática empleo la guía PRISMA 2020 con criterios de inclusión de PEDro y Oxford, obtenidos de ELSEVIER, Wiley Online Library, PubMed, SciELO, Dialnet, Web of Science, Springer Link u otras revistas digitales usando AND, NOT, OR, u, o. Resultados: de un total de 156 artículos, 62 hacen referencia al sistema nervioso periférico,  33 (43%) corresponden anosmia y 23 (30%)  a disgeusia, como las más frecuentes. Conclusiones: el tratamiento se utiliza específicamente para cada patología con una duración de semanas o meses asociado a rehabilitación farmacológica más fisioterapia.

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Cristian Adrian Celdo Suña, Universidad Católica de Cuenca Sede Azogues

Est. Estudia carrera de medicina en la Universidad de católica de Cuenca Sede Azogues Actualmente .Se desempeña como interno de medicina en el Hospital Darío Machuca .Ha participado en diferentes eventos académicos y científicos como cursos en temas relacionados a gastroenterología, medicina interna.

Jorge Luis Bermeo León , Universidad Católica de Cuenca Sede Azogues

Estudia carrera de medicina en la Universidad de católica de Cuenca Sede Azogues Actualmente se desempeña como interno de medicina en el Hospital Darío Machuca .Ha participado en diferentes eventos académicos y científicos como cursos en temas relacionados a oncología

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2024-01-01

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Celdo Suña, C. A., & Bermeo León , J. L. (2024). Complicaciones neurológicas periféricas en pacientes adultos Post-Covid-19, Revisión sistemática. Revista Multidisciplinaria Investigación Contemporánea, 2(1), 70–101. https://doi.org/10.58995/redlic.ic.v2.n1.a59

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