Amiloidose sistêmica AA: um problema potencial de saúde pública
Palavras-chave:
saúde pública, segurança alimentar, amiloidose, inflamação crônica, insuficiência renalResumo
O objetivo desta revisão é informar os profissionais de saúde animal sobre amiloidose sistêmica AA, um problema potencial de saúde pública pouco conhecido no México, que pode resultar do consumo de produtos de origem animal. O diagnóstico é difícil, pois os sinais clínicos dependem do tipo e da localização da amilóide, e sua fase terminal corresponde à insuficiência renal. Consiste no acúmulo de um material proteico extracelular que pode se originar de cerca de 37 proteínas normais em humanos e mais de 15 em outros mamíferos e aves aquáticas e terrestres. Possui uma estrutura fibrilar característica em um arranjo dobrado em β que a torna altamente resistente a agentes físico-químicos, dificultando sua remoção dos alimentos. Algumas amiloidoses, como a doença de Alzheimer em humanos e a disfunção cognitiva em cães, são localizadas, mas a amiloidose AA é sistêmica e há evidências naturais e experimentais de que ela pode ser transmitida intra e interespécies quando há entrada oral, intravenosa ou intraperitoneal de material amilóide em um indivíduo com uma doença inflamatória crônica pré-existente ou outros fatores de risco, como a obesidade, tornando-a um problema potencial de saúde pública.
http://dx.doi.org/10.21929/abavet2022.11 e2021-22.
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