COVID-19-Driven Immunoparalysis and Cytokine Storm: Can Hematologists Contribute to the Battle?

Marchetti M
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COVID-19 pandemia is a major health emergency causing hundreds of deaths worldwide. The high reported morbidity has been related to derangement of the immune system, cytokine overproduction and endothelial dysfunction. Several drugs currently marketed for blood disorders are being tested for potential clinical benefit in patients with COVID-19 and hematologists are valuable partners for multidisciplinary research projects assessing host-targeted therapies. This review attempts to highlight the pathogenesis of lymphopenia in COVID-19 disease and the possible treatment pathways. While discussing the pattern of cytokine hyperproduction, we also focused on anti-cytokine drugs being tested for COVID-19 disease but currently prescribed for blood disorders.
covid -19驱动的免疫麻痹和细胞因子风暴:血液学家能参与这场战斗吗?
COVID-19大流行是一场重大突发卫生事件,在全球造成数百人死亡。报道的高发病率与免疫系统紊乱、细胞因子过度产生和内皮功能障碍有关。目前上市的几种治疗血液疾病的药物正在测试对COVID-19患者的潜在临床益处,血液学家是评估宿主靶向治疗的多学科研究项目的宝贵合作伙伴。本文综述了COVID-19中淋巴细胞减少的发病机制和可能的治疗途径。在讨论细胞因子过度产生的模式时,我们也关注了抗细胞因子药物,这些药物正在测试用于COVID-19疾病,但目前用于血液疾病。
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