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Evid. actual. práct. ambul ; 24(1): e002064, 2021. ilus, tab
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-1222368

ABSTRACT

El dengue es un problema creciente para la salud pública mundial. En Argentina, los casos se han ido incrementado en los últimos años. La vacuna Dengvaxia (CYD-TDV) fue aprobada por la Agencia Nacional de Medicamentos, Alimentos y Tecnología (ANMAT) en 2017, y actualmente está indicada para personas entre los 9 y 45 años de edad que residan enzonas endémicas. A partir de la consulta de una paciente sobre la posibilidad de vacunarse contra el dengue, la autora se plantea la pertinencia de su indicación, teniendo en cuenta la eficacia y seguridad de la vacuna. Luego de una búsqueda rápida se encontró evidencia que señala que la vacuna contra el dengue CYD-TDV mostró poca eficacia en comparación con otras vacunas disponibles en el mercado, siendo más segura y eficaz en personas que ya han sido infectadas anteriormente por el virus del dengue (sujetos seropositivos). En cambio, se observó un aumento del riesgo de dengue grave en los infectados por vez primera tras la vacunación (sujetos seronegativos). Se concluye que la estrategia recomendada consiste en vacunar únicamente a las personas que hayan tenido infección por dengue con anterioridad, consistiendo en una buena práctica la toma de decisiones compartidas con cada paciente. (AU)


Dengue is a growing problem for global public health. In Argentina, cases have been increasing in recent years. The Dengvaxia vaccine (CYD-TDV) was approved by the National Agency for Medicines, Food and Technology in 2017, and it is currently indicated for people between 9 and 45 years of age who reside in endemic areas. Based on the consultation of a patient about the possibility of being vaccinated against dengue, the author considers the relevance of its indication, taking into account the efficacy and safety of the vaccine. After a quick search, evidence was found that indicates that the CYD-TDV dengue vaccine showed little efficacy compared to other vaccines available on the market, being safer and more effective in people who have already been previously infected by the dengue virus (seropositive subjects). In contrast, an increased risk of severe dengue was observed in those infected for the first time after vaccination (seronegative subjects). It is concluded that the recommended strategy consists of vaccinating only people who have had dengue infection before, making shared decisions with each patient a good practice. (AU)


Subject(s)
Humans , Female , Adult , Dengue/immunology , Dengue Vaccines/pharmacology , Patient Participation , Meta-Analysis as Topic , Public Health , Severe Dengue/etiology , Dengue/prevention & control , Dengue Virus/classification , Dengue Vaccines/adverse effects , Dengue Vaccines/immunology , Systematic Reviews as Topic , Decision Making, Shared
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Medisur ; 16(1): 76-84, ene.-feb. 2018.
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-894807

ABSTRACT

La infección por virus del dengue se ha incrementado enormemente en las últimas décadas. El desarrollo de vacunas constituye una estrategia fundamental en el control de la enfermedad. Sin embargo, el sistema inmune juega un papel fundamental en la aparición de formas graves, de ahí que sea importante comprender la inmunopatogenia de la enfermedad, propósito al que coadyuva esta revisión. Se explica como el virus entra a las células huésped mediado por receptores relacionados con el sistema inmune. La presencia de anticuerpos heterólogos no neutralizantes amplifica la infección viral. Durante la respuesta inmune se producen citocinas proinflamatorias, lo que unido a la acción de los anticuerpos heterólogos, el sistema de complemento y la acción de poblaciones celulares inducen el daño endotelial y los trastornos de la coagulación característicos de esta enfermedad. Finalmente basado en los signos de alarma que han sido asociados con las formas graves, la OMS emitió una nueva clasificación que orienta hacia un diagnóstico oportuno.


Dengue virus infection has noticeably increased in recent decades. Vaccines development constitutes an essential strategy in the disease control. The immune system, however, plays an essential role in the appearance of severe forms, reason which provides a great importance to understanding the disease immuno-pathogenesis; this review contributes to this purpose. It is explained how the virus enters host cells mediated by receptors related to the immune system. The presence of non-neutralizing heterologous antibodies amplifies the viral infection. During the immune response, inflammatory cytokines are produced, which, together with the action of heterologous antibodies, the complement system and the action of cell populations, induce endothelial damage and the characteristic coagulation disorders of this disease. Finally, based on the warning signs associated with severe forms, the WHO issued a new classification which guides towards an opportune diagnosis.

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Rev. chil. infectol ; 33(4): 452-454, ago. 2016.
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-1042622

ABSTRACT

Dengue was first diagnosed on Easter Island on year 2002 and thereafter recurrent outbreaks have occurred involving different serotypes of dengue virus. Its vector, Aedes aegypti has not been eliminated despite the small size of the island. Conditions at the local hospital preclude adequate management of severe and hemorrhagic cases due to the absence of a Critical Care Unit as well as no availability of platelets, or plasma units for transfusion. Besides, transfer, of severely affected patients to continental Chile is cumbersome, slow and expensive. In this scenario, it is advisable to implement selective vaccination of Easter Island habitants with an available quadrivalent attenuated dengue vaccine with the aim to reduce hemorrhagic and severe dengue cases. This strategy should not replace permanent efforts to control waste disposal sites, water sources, maintain vector surveillance and increase education of the population.


El dengue surgió el año 2002 en Isla de Pascua y se ha presentado en brotes intercurrentes desde entonces con aparición de diferentes serotipos. El vector Aedes aegypti no ha logrado ser eliminado a pesar del pequeño tamaño de la isla y las condiciones del hospital local no permiten el manejo de casos graves por ausencia de una unidad de cuidados intensivos y disponibilidad de transfusiones de plaquetas o plasma fresco congelado. Además, el traslado de pacientes graves hacia el continente no es inmediato y es muy costoso. En este escenario, es aconsejable vacunar selectivamente a la población residente con la vacuna cuadrivalente atenuada para disminuir la probabilidad de dengue grave. Esta estrategia no debe reemplazar los esfuerzos para el control de basurales, fuentes de agua, vigilancia del vector y educación de la población.


Subject(s)
Humans , Animals , Male , Female , Child , Adolescent , Adult , Middle Aged , Young Adult , Vaccination , Dengue/prevention & control , Dengue Vaccines/therapeutic use , Polynesia/epidemiology , Advisory Committees , Dengue/transmission , Dengue/epidemiology , Dengue Virus/immunology , Insect Vectors/virology
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Medicina (B.Aires) ; 76(2): 98-102, abr. 2016. graf, tab
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-841550

ABSTRACT

Los brotes de dengue se suceden anualmente en Argentina desde el año 1998. Existen vacunas contra esta enfermedad en distintos grados de desarrollo que han sido probadas en países endémicos. La más avanzada hasta el momento fue autorizada para su comercialización en tres países de América Latina, para niños mayores de 9 años. En este artículo se discuten los beneficios e inconvenientes de las vacunas, así como los desafíos para la implementación de una estrategia de vacunación. Asimismo, se plantea la necesidad de una estratificación de riesgo con nuevos criterios y visión multidisciplinaria como un camino posible para evaluar la pertinencia de un programa de vacunación en las áreas con mayor riesgo de transmisión, y/o en individuos con mayor riesgo de dengue grave. Se sugiere también que la definición del estatus de endemicidad debe tomar en cuenta a las realidades locales. Por último, este artículo propone una discusión amplia de las evidencias, impacto esperado y aspectos instrumentales que estarían involucrados en la incorporación de una vacuna contra el dengue, ya en mercado o en desarrollo, en el programa nacional de inmunizaciones, y especialmente a qué subpoblaciones debería ser dirigida para que la estrategia de inmunización sea costo-efectiva.


Dengue outbreaks have occurred yearly in Argentina since 1998. A number of candidate vaccines have been tested in endemic countries. The most advanced one was licensed in three countries of Latin America for children over 9 years of age. In the present article the benefits and drawbacks of these vaccines as well as the challenges for the implementation of a vaccination strategy in Argentina are discussed. Furthermore, a risk stratification strategy with new criteria and a multidisciplinary vision is suggested as a possible path for the assessment of the pertinence of a vaccination program in areas showing the highest risk of dengue transmission and/or for people at the greatest risk of developing severe dengue. It is also suggested that the definition regarding the status of endemicity should take into account the local realities. Finally, this paper proposes a broad discussion on the evidences, the expected impact and instrumental aspects that would be involved in the incorporation of a dengue vaccine, marketed or in development, into the national immunization program, and especially which subpopulation should be targeted for the immunization strategy to be cost-effective.


Subject(s)
Humans , Child , Immunization Programs/methods , Dengue/prevention & control , Dengue Vaccines/therapeutic use , Argentina/epidemiology , Incidence , Dengue/epidemiology , Dengue Vaccines/economics , Health Impact Assessment/statistics & numerical data
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Clinical and Experimental Vaccine Research ; : 89-100, 2016.
Article in English | WPRIM | ID: wpr-89004

ABSTRACT

Travel-acquired dengue cases have been increasing as the overall global dengue burden has expanded. In Korea, imported dengue cases have been reported since 2000 when it first became a notifiable disease. During the first four months of 2016, three times more dengue cases were reported in Korea than during the same period the previous year. A safe and efficacious vaccine for travelers would be beneficial to prevent dengue disease in individual travelers and potentially decrease the risk of virus spread to non-endemic areas. Here, we summarize the characteristics of dengue vaccines for travelers and review dengue vaccines currently licensed or in clinical development.


Subject(s)
Dengue Vaccines , Dengue , Korea
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Article in English | LILACS | ID: biblio-962171

ABSTRACT

Dengue, a disease caused by any of the four serotypes of dengue viruses, is the most important arthropod-borne viral disease in the world in terms of both morbidity and mortality. The infection by these viruses induces a plethora of clinical manifestations ranging from asymptomatic infections to severe diseases with involvement of several organs. Severe forms of the disease are more frequent in secondary infections by distinct serotypes and, consequently, a dengue vaccine must be tetravalent. Although several approaches have been used on the vaccine development, no vaccine is available against these viruses, especially because of problems on the development of a tetravalent vaccine. Here, we describe briefly the vaccine candidates available and their ability to elicit a protective immune response. We also discuss the problems and possibilities of any of the vaccines in final development stage reaching the market for human use.


Dengue, doença causada por qualquer um dos quatro sorotipos dos vírus dengue, é atualmente a mais importante doença viral transmitida por artrópodos em todo o mundo, tanto em termos de morbidade como de mortalidade. A infecção por estes vírus causa grande variedade de manifestações clínicas, desde infecções assintomáticas até doenças graves com envolvimento de diversos órgãos. As formas graves da dengue são mais frequentes em infecções secundárias por sorotipos diferentes e, por esta razão, a vacina contra a dengue deve ser tetravalente. Embora várias estratégias tenham sido usadas no desenvolvimento de vacinas contra a dengue, não há ainda nenhuma vacina disponível, particularmente por problemas no desenvolvimento de uma vacina tetravalente. Aqui, descreve-se brevemente os candidatos vacinais disponíveis e a capacidade de eles induzirem resposta imune protetora contra novas infecções. Ainda, discutimos os problemas e as possibilidades de liberação, para uso em seres humanos, de qualquer uma das vacinas em fase final de desenvolvimento


Subject(s)
Humans , Dengue/prevention & control , Dengue Vaccines , Brazil , Clinical Trials as Topic , Drug Approval , Dengue Virus/immunology , Antibodies, Viral/immunology
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J. Health Sci. Inst ; 29(3): 166-170, jul.-set. 2011. graf, tab
Article in English | LILACS | ID: lil-606333

ABSTRACT

Objective - The aim of this study was to assess the knowledge of students entering and graduating nursing school concerning health promotion, prevention and treatment of Dengue due to the great importance of training professionals capable of dealing with this pathology. Methods - This investigation is quantitative, non-experimental and descriptive. The study population consisted of university students, enrolled in the morning and evening periods. Results - Were made from the assessment of goals, comparing the knowledge of freshmen and seniors.The study shows the importance of awareness in the establishment of effective prevention measures. The result of this survey may be used as support to guide academic activities of educational institutions with respect to this offense. Conclusion - The expertise of nurses is directly related to the disease control and implementation of Health Education programs that trigger changes in population habits and seek strategies to engage students in the improvement and continuous updating of knowledge.


Objetivo - Avaliar o conhecimento dos acadêmicos de Enfermagem, ingressantes e concluintes em relação à promoção de saúde, prevenção e tratamento a respeito da Dengue, devido à grande importância de se formar profissionais capacitados para lidar com essa patologia. Métodos - Trata-se de uma investigação do tipo quantitativo, não experimental e descritivo. A população deste estudo foi constituída de estudantes do ensino superior, regularmente matriculados nos período manhã e noite. Resultados - Os resultados e discussão foram feitos a partir da avaliação dos objetivos, comparando o conhecimento de ingressantes e concluintes. O estudo mostra a importância do conhecimento no estabelecimento de medidas efetivas de prevenção. Os resultados deste inquérito podem servir como subsídios para orientar ações educativas das instituições de ensino com relação a este agravo. Conclusão - O conhecimento dos enfermeiros está diretamente relacionado ao controle da doença e à implementação de programas de Educação em Saúde que provoquem mudanças de hábitos na população e busquem estratégias que visem a envolver os estudantes no aprimoramento e atualização contínua do conhecimento.


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Female , Adult , Dengue Vaccines , Dengue Virus , Severe Dengue , Students, Nursing
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