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AINE no selectivos y COXIB. Una evolución histórica y algo más. Dr. Héctor Alejandro Serra

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  • Cardiovascular
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  • Daño gastrointestinal
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  • Analgesia
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  • Pharmacol
  • Inhibitors
  • Efecto
  • Dolor
  • Selectivos
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  • Efectos
  • Coxib
  • Aine
El dolor y la inflamación resultan padecimientos que han acompañado al ser humano a lo largo de toda su historia y siempre han demandado su pronta solución. Desde tiempos hipocráticos se usan derivados salicílicos para el control de las fiebres, pero ha sido el siglo XX con la revolución industrial donde se desarrollaron los antiinflamatorios no esteroides (AINE), fármacos esenciales para el alivio de la inflamación, el dolor y la fiebre. Este articulo resalta aspectos evolutivos de este grupo de fármacos haciendo hincapié en su seguridad e indicaciones y tiene dos objetivos, uno docente para dimensionar la real naturaleza de estas drogas y otro introductorio a los COXIB, los últimos AINE, que diseñados para ser panaceas terminaron siendo drogas sin muchas características diferenciales del resto

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