Immunity and Coagulation in COVID-19
П. П. Авдонин,
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Maria S. Blinova,
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Anastasia A. Serkova
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et al.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(20), P. 11267 - 11267
Published: Oct. 19, 2024
Discovered
in
late
2019,
the
SARS-CoV-2
coronavirus
has
caused
largest
pandemic
of
21st
century,
claiming
more
than
seven
million
lives.
In
most
cases,
COVID-19
disease
by
virus
is
relatively
mild
and
affects
only
upper
respiratory
tract;
it
often
manifests
itself
with
fever,
chills,
cough,
sore
throat,
but
also
less-common
symptoms.
patients
do
not
require
hospitalization,
fully
recover.
However,
some
infection
leads
to
development
a
severe
form
COVID-19,
which
characterized
life-threatening
complications
affecting
lungs,
other
organs
systems.
particular,
various
forms
thrombotic
are
common
among
COVID-19.
The
mechanisms
for
remain
unclear.
Accumulated
data
indicate
that
pathogenesis
based
on
disruptions
functioning
innate
immune
key
role
primary
response
viral
assigned
two
These
pattern
recognition
receptors,
primarily
members
toll-like
receptor
(TLR)
family,
complement
system.
Both
systems
first
engage
fight
against
launch
whole
range
aimed
at
its
rapid
elimination.
Normally,
their
joint
activity
destruction
pathogen
recovery.
these
can
cause
an
excessive
inflammatory
dangerous
body.
turn,
inflammation
entails
activation
damage
vascular
endothelium,
as
well
hypercoagulable
state
observed
seriously
ill
Activation
endothelium
hypercoagulation
lead
thrombosis
and,
result,
tissues.
Immune-mediated
termed
"immunothrombosis".
this
review,
we
discuss
detail
features
immunothrombosis
associated
potential
underlying
mechanisms.
Language: Английский
Incidence and predictors of clinical failure after early treatment for mild‐to‐moderate COVID‐19 in high‐risk individuals: A multicentric cohort study
Journal of Internal Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 13, 2024
To
estimate
the
risk
of
COVID-19-related
hospitalization
and
death
(CovH/D),
among
high-risk
individuals
early
treated
for
COVID-19
to
identify
associated
factors.
Language: Английский