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Rev Acta Médica 2016; 17 (2)

The burned patient as an oxidative stress model

Miquet RLM, Reyes SMDY, Delgado RL, Rodríguez GRA

Language: Spanish
References: 79
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ABSTRACT

Burns provoke a response to aggression that can be amplified, both physiologically and biochemically. Free radicals are released from the injured tissues and inflammation amplifies this reaction. The measurement of specific serum biomarkers of oxidative stress is a innovative tool for determining the intensity of the oxidizing process in the body and, of course, be able to modulate this situation. The present work reviews and describes the basic elements of oxidative stress, to identify the variables associated with its presence and know the potentialities of a therapeutic modulation based on the pathophysiology of the burned patient, as the elements that lead to an undesirable evolution.


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