ESTUDO DO FATOR DE CRESCIMENTO NEURAL (NGF) EM PACIENTES COM REAÇO HANS�NICA TIPO 1 E 2

Autores

  • Juliana Moreira Universidade Evangà©lica de Goiás - UniEVANGà‰LICA
  • Aline de Araújo Freitas Universidade Evangà©lica de Goiás - UniEVANGà‰LICA

Palavras-chave:

hanseníase, fator de crescimento neural, reações hansênicas

Resumo

NO PERMEAR DO CURSO DA HANSEN�ASE, AS REA��ES HANS�NICAS SÃO EPISÓDIOS AGUDOS IMUNO-INFLAMATÓRIOS QUE DEFINEM A MAIOR CAUSA DE INCAPACIDADES F�SICAS E DEFORMIDADES PERMANENTES, EM DECORR�NCIA DO DANO NEURAL QUE PODE SE DESENVOLVER RAPIDAMENTE DURANTE OS EPISÓDIOS REACIONAIS. NEUROTROFINAS SÃO UMA FAMÍLIA DE PROTE�NAS GRANDE IMPORT�NCIA NA NEUROPLASTICIDADE E, EM ESPECIAL, O FATOR DE CRESCIMENTO NEURONAL (NERVE GROWTH FACTOR - NGF) REGULA PROCESSOS DE REGENERA��O E DIFERENCIA��O NEURAL, BEM COMO A PERCEP��O DE DOR. OBSERVA-SE ALTERADA EXPRESSÃO DE NGF EM DIVERSAS DOEN�AS INFLAMATÓRIAS E AUTOIMUNES, COMO NA ARTRITE REUMATOIDE, L�PUS ERITEMATOSO SIST�MICO E TIREOIDITE. NESSE CONTEXTO, SUGERE-SE UMA PARTICIPA��O DO NGF NA PATOG�NESE DA HANSEN�ASE E SUA CORRELA��O COM DIFERENTES FORMAS CL�NICAS DA DOEN�A E FEN�MENOS DE REGENERA��O OU INJ�RIA NEURAL DURANTE A INFEC��O.

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2022-11-30