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Daniel Martin Arsanios https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1293-3759

Elias Quintero

Nicolás David Santoyo Sarmiento

Alvaro German Arteaga Erazo

Maria José Olaya

Alejandra Perilla

Alirio Bastidas Goyes

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Resumen

Resumen


Introducción


El envenenamiento por especies de Lonomia se produce principalmente en las zonas rurales. El síntoma principal de esta afección es hemorragia y una alteración en los tiempos de coagulación. Sin embargo, la lesión renal aguda también se ha identificado en algunos informes de casos. Por lo tanto, no debe ser ignorado y para entender el mecanismo fisiopatológico, diagnóstico y tratamiento de esta característica clínica resulta necesario ampliar la conciencia y prevenir más complicaciones médicas y la muerte.


Materiales y métodos


Presentamos un informe de caso y una revisión de la literatura para caracterizar a pacientes con lesión renal aguda secundaria al envenenamiento de Lonomia por medio de la descripción de la fisiopatología, diagnóstico, tratamiento y pronóstico de pacientes que sufren de esta afección. La información se obtuvo de 4 bases de datos: Medline, Embase, LILACs y Ovid. Usamos la siguiente estrategia de búsqueda: ((("Lesión renal aguda" [Malla]) Y "lonofibrase" [Concepto suplementario]) O accidente de lonómico) O accidente de lonomia.


Resultados


Identificamos diez informes de casos de envenenamiento por Lonomia spp., nueve de ellos fueron causados por L. obliqua y uno por L. achelous. También se incluyó un estudio de cohorte que incluyó a 37 pacientes que estuvieron expuestos al veneno de L. obliqua. Todos los pacientes eran adultos, vivían en el campo y desarrollaban lesión renal aguda.


Conclusiones


La lesión renal aguda se ha identificado como una característica clínica importante del envenenamiento por Lonomia. El desarrollo de esta condición está mediado por varios mecanismos fisiopatológicos. Para realizar un diagnóstico adecuado, se deben realizar tiempos de coagulación, niveles de fibrinógeno, hemograma, función renal y análisis de orina. El tratamiento definitivo depende del tipo de envenenamiento. El pronóstico para estos pacientes aún no está bien descrito. Sin embargo, nuestro paciente tuvo una buena respuesta a la administración descrita dada.

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Martin Arsanios, D., Quintero, E., Santoyo Sarmiento, N. D., Arteaga Erazo, A. G., Olaya, M. J., Perilla, A., & Bastidas Goyes, A. (2020). Lesión renal aguda secundaria al envenenamiento de Lonomia. Informe de casos y revisión de literatura. Universitas Medica, 61(2). https://doi.org/10.11144/Javeriana.umed61-2.lono
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