Influencia de los herpesvirus en la patogénesis periapical

Andrés Herrera García; Sergio Castro Mora

doi:10.59334/ROV.v1i22.285

Autores/as

Andrés Herrera García Universidad Latina de Costa Rica
Sergio Castro Mora Universidad Latina de Costa Rica

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.59334/ROV.v1i22.285

Palabras clave:

Virus, herpes, periodontitis apical, coinfección

Resumen

La homeostasis de los tejidos periapicales se puede ver violentada por diferentes procesos como la periodontitis apical, y teniendo como causa más frecuente los agentes bacterianos. Técnicas diagnósticas como la inmunohistoquímica y la reacción en cadena de polimerasa (PCR), permiten un mejor entendimiento de la periodontitis apical. De esta manera es que se ha conseguido aislar indicios virales (transcripciones víricas) en lesiones periapicales, las cuales aparentemente tienen efectos sinérgicos con las bacterias. Esta revisión de literatura tiene por objetivo reforzar una nueva perspectiva de la periodontitis apical.

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