Significació dels marcadors d'activació de monòcits i inflamacions en pacients amb Trastorn per Ús d'Alcohol

Translated title of the contribution: Significance of markers of monocyte activation and inflammation in patients with Alcohol Use Disorder

Xavier García-Calvo, Daniel Fuster

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Abstract

Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) is the most extreme form of unhealthy alcohol use. It is associated with liver-related problems, among other alterations. A study carried out by the Addiction Unit of the Internal Medicine service of the Germans Trias i Pujol University Hospital with patients from this and Bellvitge, proposes to reach a correlation of indications in order to act before the disease worsens. It has been considered important to analize the CD163 and sCD14 proteins, markers for activation and monocyte behavior and the IL-6, responsible of the inflammation of the body, due to alcohol intake, because both of them are linked to the observed perturbations.
Translated title of the contributionSignificance of markers of monocyte activation and inflammation in patients with Alcohol Use Disorder
Original languageCatalan
JournalUAB Divulga
Publication statusPublished - 2020

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