Implantación de células madre alogénicas de origen adiposo para el tratamiento de la habronemiasis cutánea
Keywords:
habronemiasis, hipersensibilidad, células madre mesenquimales, regulación inmune, equino, hypersensitivity, mesenquimal stem cells, immune regulation, equineAbstract
La habronemiasis cutánea es una causa común de granulomas ulcerativos en equinos alrededor del mundo. Diferentes estudios sugieren que el animal desencadena una reacción de hipersensibilidad a las microfilarias depositadas en su piel. La literatura científica reporta que en la mayoría de los casos se obtienen resultados positivos al utilizar las terapias tradicionales.
Abstract
The cutaneos habronemiasis is a common cause of ulcerative granulomas in equines around the world. Different studies suggest that the animal produces a hypersensitivity reaction to the larvae deposited in their skin. The scientific literature reports positive results in the majority of the cases treated with traditional therapies.
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