2021, Number 1
Management of COVID -19 in Cuba. Its relation with immunology
Language: Spanish
References: 34
Page: 105-122
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ABSTRACT
Introduction: Critical moments are lived in the history of humanity. In Cuba, isolation has been tried to.Objective: To describe new treatments to fight this disease and relate them with immunologic mechanisms.
Methods: An integrated library research was performed. The criterion of selection was the updated current literature, a basic clinical link between the discipline Immunology and protocols was treated. The National Medical Sciences Information Center, the WHO web sites; national and international on line magazines on data Bases such as Pubmed/Medline, Elsevier and in Google Scholar were consulted.
Conclusions: Not there is specific established treatment, taking national and international experiences, Cuba approves protocols and measures that respond to the basic clinical interaction in the professional development.
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