Tratamiento de quemaduras empleando piel de tilapia y derivados comparado con tratamientos convencionales como la sulfadiazina de plata: revisión narrativa

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dc.contributor.advisorMillán Cortés, Diana Milena
dc.contributor.authorIglesias Gámez, Ana Maria
dc.contributor.authorCristancho Ordoñez, Laura Daniela
dc.contributor.authorLizarazo Rueda, Asly Julieth
dc.contributor.authorPinilla Jácome, Christian Alejandro
dc.contributor.authorTorres Olarte, Valeria
dc.contributor.orcidCristancho Ordoñez, Laura Daniela [0000-0002-7777-6275]
dc.date.accessioned2024-11-12T19:13:44Z
dc.date.available2024-11-12T19:13:44Z
dc.date.issued2023-12
dc.description.abstractEntre las lesiones más frecuentes de la piel encontramos las quemaduras, con implicación estética, funcional, económica y social, lo que representa un problema de salud pública importante. A pesar de la existencia de tratamientos convencionales, se ha visto la necesidad de crear nuevas alternativas en la ingeniería de tejidos que promuevan y aceleren el proceso de cicatrización y que sean costo-efectivos. Una de las opciones de tratamiento que ha tomado fuerza en los últimos 10 años es el uso de piel de Tilapia que promueve la reepitelización y cicatrización de heridas, lo que impulsa su uso en el campo de la biomedicina. En este trabajo se realizó una revisión narrativa con herramientas de revisión sistemática entre los años 2016 y 2022, que incluyó estudios preclínicos y clínicos; se revisaron 26 artículos de diferentes bases de datos, de los cuales 12 fueron escogidos de acuerdo a los criterios de inclusión. En los estudios seleccionados se compararon tiempos de reepitelización y cicatrización, número de cambio de apósitos, e inhibición de la actividad microbiana. Los resultados muestran que la piel de tilapia usada como apósito promueve en menor tiempo el cierre de heridas y mejora el aspecto de la cicatriz comparado con el uso del apósito de sulfadiazina de plata, además, estudios reportan que la piel de Tilapia tiene acción antimicrobiana, antiinflamatoria, presenta baja inmunogenicidad y reduce el número de complicaciones en la herida. Estos apósitos pueden ser una ayuda potencial para los procesos regenerativos en lesiones tisulares como las quemaduras.
dc.description.abstractenglishAmong the most frequent skin lesions we find burns with functional, aesthetic, economical and social implications, which represents an important public health issue. Despite the existence of conventional treatments, there has been a need to create new alternatives in the field of tissue engineering, to promote and accelerate the healing process with a cost-effective treatment. One of the options that has gained strength in the last 10 years is the use of Nile Tilapia Fish Skin (NTFS) that promotes re-epithelialization and wound healing, which encourages its use in the biomedicine field. In this work, a narrative review was carried out with systematic review tools between 2016 and 2022, which included preclinical and clinical studies; 26 articles from different databases were reviewed, of which 12 were chosen according to the inclusion criteria. In the selected studies, reepithelialization and healing times, number of dressing changes, and inhibition of microbial activity were compared. The results show that NTFS used as a dressing promotes the closure of wounds in a shorter period of time and improves the appearance of scars compared to the use of silver sulfadiazine dressing. In addition, studies report that NTFS has antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory action, has low immunogenicity and reduces the number of complications in the wound. These dressings can be a potential aid for the regenerative process in tissue injuries, such as burns.
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dc.description.degreenameMédico Cirujanospa
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dc.publisher.facultyFacultad de Medicinaspa
dc.publisher.grantorUniversidad El Bosquespa
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dc.subjectXenoinjerto
dc.subjectPiel de Tilapia
dc.subjectQuemaduras
dc.subjectReepitelización
dc.subjectCicatrización
dc.subjectColágeno tipo I
dc.subjectDerivados de piel de Tilapia
dc.subjectSulfadiazina de plata
dc.subject.keywordsXenografts
dc.subject.keywordsNile Tilapia fish skin
dc.subject.keywordsBurn injuries
dc.subject.keywordsRe-epithelization
dc.subject.keywordsHealing process
dc.subject.keywordsType I collagen
dc.subject.keywordsDerivatives of nile Tilapia fish skin
dc.subject.keywordsSilver sulfadiazine
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dc.titleTratamiento de quemaduras empleando piel de tilapia y derivados comparado con tratamientos convencionales como la sulfadiazina de plata: revisión narrativa
dc.title.translatedTreatment of burns using tilapia skin and derivatives compared to conventional treatments such as silver sulfadiazine: narrative review
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