COVID 19-lung interactions: the salient points for pulmonologist

A. Halder, A. Halder
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Abstract

The COVID 19 virus gains entry into body by docking to ACE2 receptors of lungs. Subsequently it deranges the balance in RAS and destabilizes oxidant-antioxidant systems. It leads to cytokine storm and endothelial dysfunction. Intially lung is compliant but patients may be hypoxic due to vasoplegia. Later typical full blown ARDS set in.
COVID - 19-肺相互作用:肺病学家的重点
COVID - 19病毒通过对接肺部的ACE2受体进入人体。随后,它会扰乱RAS的平衡,破坏氧化-抗氧化系统的稳定。它会导致细胞因子风暴和内皮功能障碍。最初肺是顺应性的,但患者可能因血管麻痹而缺氧。后来典型的急性呼吸窘迫综合征发作。
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