COVID-19 e Doença Cardiovascular: Consequências Diretas e Linhas de Investigação
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COVID-19, Doenças Cardiovasculares, Infecções por CoronavírusResumo
A infeção por SARS-CoV-2 não deixou ninguém incólume ou indiferente. Trouxe implicações profundas na vida diária e na saúde individual, mas também a nível económico e social. A nível da doença cardiovascular, a repercussão da COVID-19 foi enorme. Muito há ainda por saber e a informação é muitas vezes contraditória. Este artigo pretende apontar linhas de investigação que poderão ser úteis para encontrar respostas na relação entre a infeção a SARSCoV- 2 e a doença cardiovascular. Exploramos aquilo que se sabe sobre os efeitos diretos da doença, abordando os mecanismos fisiopatológicos, quer sejam a agressão celular direta, a tempestade inflamatória, a angiopatia trombótica, a hipóxia ou a disfunção de lipoproteínas.
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