Adequação dos fármacos antimaláricos na quimioprofilaxia e tratamento da malária em países não endémicos

Autores

  • Nuno Germano Interno do 5º ano do Internato Complementar de Medicina Interna, Serviço de Medicina 1 do Hospital de Curry Cabral, Lisboa
  • Rogélia Paula Mendonça Assistente Hospitalar Graduado de Medicina Interna Serviço de Medicina 1 do Hospital de Curry Cabral, Lisboa
  • António Murinello Assistente Hospitalar Graduado de Medicina Interna Serviço de Medicina 1 do Hospital de Curry Cabral, Lisboa

Palavras-chave:

Fármacos antimaláricos, interacções medicamentosas, efeitos adversos

Resumo

A malária, apesar de ser uma das principais doenças parasitárias
do homem, contribuindo para a elevada taxa de mortalidade nos
países em que a transmissão é endémica, não tem actualmente
grande expressão na Europa. No entanto, a existência de casos
importados de malária em imigrantes ou em turistas de países
com transmissão endémica, obriga a um conhecimento das características dos fármacos antimaláricos e dos novos esquemas
terapêuticos.
Neste artigo efectuou-se uma revisão sobre a quimioprofilaxia
e o tratamento antimalárico nos casos de malária importada
em Portugal, abordando a farmacodinâmica, as interacções
medicamentosas e os principais efeitos adversos dos fármacos antimaláricos.

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30-09-2005

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Germano N, Mendonça RP, Murinello A. Adequação dos fármacos antimaláricos na quimioprofilaxia e tratamento da malária em países não endémicos. RPMI [Internet]. 30 de Setembro de 2005 [citado 17 de Novembro de 2024];12(3):165-70. Disponível em: https://revista.spmi.pt/index.php/rpmi/article/view/1696

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