Valvulopatías y Covid 19
Palabras clave:
Valvulopatías, Covid 19, corazón, cardiovascular.Resumen
Las valvulopatías cardiacas son patologías de gran importancia en la atención médica,
mediante este artículo se describirá la fisiopatología, epidemiologia y su asociación
con el Covid 19. Durante la pandemia se encontraron dificultades en la atención de
paciente con estas enfermedades ya que las pruebas diagnósticas que se practicaban
generaban aerosoles los cuales producían un riesgo inminente de contagio a los
profesionales de salud por lo tanto la telemedicina y seguimiento telefónico fueron
vitales en el seguimiento de pacientes con valvulopatías. Por otro lado, el Covid 19
genero gran afectación cardiaca a muchos individuos entre los cuales se describen
la generación trombos y generar inmunosupresión haciendo susceptibles a persona
con válvulas cardiacas de obstrucciones e infecciones como endocarditis en muchas
ocasiones se indicó cirugía de urgencia.
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