Protocolo de tratamiento de Covid 19 en Hospital Miguel H. Alcívar -Bahía de Caraquez-Manabí
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https://doi.org/10.23857/dc.v6i3.1445Palabras clave:
Ruxolitnib, Covid 19, severo, mortalidad, tratamientoResumen
Varios países del mundo desde que inicio la pandemia por SARSCOV 2 han intentado establecer diferentes protocolos de salud en el manejo y tratamiento, el objetivo principal de esta investigación se vislumbra hacia develar los protocolos de tratamiento de COVID 19 en Hospital Miguel H. Alcivar -Bahia de Caraquez-Manabi, la presente investigación se desarrolló bajo el enfoque de investigación de tipo documental; se realizó una revisión de material bibliogrófico sobre el COVID-19, haciendo uso del método descriptivo analítico, tomando en cuenta los estudios observacionales. Entre los resultados y discusiones se puede decir en torno a los anólisis comparativos cuando se compara la muestras del tracto respiratorio superior vs el esputo, quedo demostrado que tiene mejor redito el esputo al momento del diagnóstico, protocolo estóndar utilizado en el Hospital de Bahía de Caraquez en la cual ha seguido con los protocolos de tratamientos ya establecidos en otros países, ademós se ha agregado la aplicación de un fórmaco inhibidor oral de los receptores de la tirosina quinasa asociadas a las proteínas Janus (JAK) JAK1 y JAK2 denominado Ruxolitinib. El cual ha demostrado buena tolerancia en los pacientes Covid 19; con mínimos efectos adversos, resaltando una disminución de la mortalidad en pacientes hospitalizados.
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