2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.jns.2018.10.029
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Guillain Barré syndrome in arbovirus outbreak, Campylobacter claims his throne

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“…embargo, hay que considerar que este brote de SGB ha afectado incluso zonas de la sierra central y norte del Perú, donde no existe trasmisión de estos virus. Es más, recientemente se viene cuestionando la contribución del virus de Zika en estos brotes debido a que los estudios de los que provienen dichos reportes son en su mayoría sin grupo control y no permiten determinar asociación (26) . Pocos pacientes tienen resultados positivos a virus respiratorios.…”
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“…embargo, hay que considerar que este brote de SGB ha afectado incluso zonas de la sierra central y norte del Perú, donde no existe trasmisión de estos virus. Es más, recientemente se viene cuestionando la contribución del virus de Zika en estos brotes debido a que los estudios de los que provienen dichos reportes son en su mayoría sin grupo control y no permiten determinar asociación (26) . Pocos pacientes tienen resultados positivos a virus respiratorios.…”
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“…In 2019, a Campylobacter search protocol was carried out in healthy and immunocompetent subjects, 200 volunteers were studied and the presence of the bacteria in a fecal sample was analyzed, six positives were found with a rapid test, and these samples were cultured (campy-BAP medium) finding the development of five cases, four corresponding to Campylobacter jejuni and one to Campylobacter coli , which revealed the neurotropic potential of asymptomatic campylobacteriosis in this population that has previously suffered outbreaks of the syndrome that had not had an adequate epidemiological and in ecological analysis. [ 7 8 ]…”
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