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2004, Número 3

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Rev Biomed 2004; 15 (3)


Tópicos emergentes en endocarditis infecciosa

Millar BC, Moore JE

Idioma: Ingles.
Referencias bibliográficas: 40
Paginas: 191-200
Archivo PDF: 46.98 Kb.


RESUMEN

La endocarditis infecciosa, una infección seria del endocarditis, y particularmente de las válvulas cardíacas, esta asociada con un alto grado de enfermedad y muerte. Generalmente ocurre en pacientes con arquitectura cardiaca alterada y anormal, en combinación con la exposición a bacterias debida a traumatismoy a otras actividades potencialmente de alto riesgo que involucran una bacteremia transitoria. El conocimiento de los orígenes de la endocarditis parte del trabajo de Fernel a principios del siglo XVI, y aun ahora esta infección representa un importante dilema de diagnóstico y manejo para los médicos. La endocarditis es ocasionada por una variedad de bacterias y hongos, así como por agentes infecciosos emergentes, incluyendo Tropheryma whiplei, Bortonella spp. y Rickettsia spp. Hacemos una revisión de la evolución de la endocarditis y comparamos su avance con descubrimientos en microbiología, ciencia y medicina.


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  4. Millar BC, Altwegg M, Raoult D, Moore JE. Culturenegative endocarditis—causes, diagnosis and treatment. Rev Med Microbiol. 2000;11:59–75.

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  8. Naber CK, Erbel R. Diagnosis of culture negative endocarditis: novel strategies to prove the suspect guilty. Heart. 2003;89:241–3.

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  25. Von Reyn CF, Levy BS, Arbeit RD, Freidland G, Crumpacker CS. Infective endocarditis: an analysis based on strict case definitions. Ann Intern Med. 1981;94:505– 17.

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  32. Leask RL, Jain N, Butany J. Endothelium and valvular diseases of the heart. Microsc Res Tech. 2003;60:129–37.

  33. English PC. Emergence of rheumatic fever in the nineteenth century. Millbank Quarterly. 1989; 67(Suppl I):33–49.

  34. Rietschel ET. Immortal music and deadly septicemia: death of famous composers by bacterial blood poisoning. Endotoxin Newsletter. 2000; 10:4–5.

  35. Burns encyclopedia: Death of Burns [cited 2004 Apr 23]. Available from: http://www.robertburns.org/encyclopedia/DeathofBurns.278.shtml

  36. Alzheimer Society Toronto. Alois Alzheimer 1864–1915 [cited 2004 Apr 23]. Available from: http://www.asmt.org/Aloisbio.htm

  37. Orville H. Gibson 1856–1918 [cited 2004 Apr 23]. Available from: www.siminoff.net/pages/gibson_background.html

  38. Rudolph Valentino chronology [cited 2004 Apr 23]. Available from: http://www.geocities.com/~rudyfan/rvchron4.htm

  39. Nurses and doctors help Backstreet Boy teach heart health [cited 2004 Apr 23]. Available from: http://tinpan.fortunecity.com/tigerlilies/234/article026.html

  40. Millar B, Moore J, Mallon P, Xu J, Crowe M, Mcclurg R, et al. Molecular diagnosis of infective endocarditis- a new Duke's criterion. Scand J Infect Dis. 2001;33:673–80.




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