Elena M. Klimova , Olena V. Lavinska , Larisa A. Drozdova
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The role of DAMP cytotoxic fractions in the immune markers’ disruption in patients with urgent surgical pathology and against the background of post-COVID-19 syndrome
Background
As a result of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, various population groups were formed that had acute and asymptomatic COVID-19. A survey in these groups revealed with equal frequency an asthenic symptom complex, the so-called post-COVID-19 syndrome (PCS). The frequency of urgent surgical pathology against the background of PCS and structural and functional disorders of various organs was increased. The aim – to study the dynamics of immunoresistance factors changes in patients with urgent surgical pathology that developed against the background of PCS and to identify pathogenic markers of the severe course and the risk of mortality.
Materials and methods
To examine patients with PCS and urgent cardiovascular (n = 103) and abdominal (n = 106) pathology we used the following methods: fluorescence microscopy, confocal microscopy, flow cytometry, spectrophotometry, ELISA.
Results
We revealed a temporal dependence of immune dysfunction in patients with a comorbid course of urgent surgical pathology and PCS. The nature of the DAMP (damage-associated molecular patterns) cytotoxic fractions ratio was associated with certain changes in innate and adaptive immunity factors, severity of the condition and risk of mortality. At the first stage (2020–2021), patients with PCS has disorders of the humoral and cellular components of innate immunity against the background of an increase in the oligopeptide and peptide DAMP fractions. At the second stage (2022–2024) of PCS development, changes in innate as well as adaptive immunity were observed against the background of an increase in the cytotoxic oligonucleotide DAMP fraction (mortality was 17.3 %).
Conclusions
The identified markers of impaired immunoresistance in cardiovascular and abdominal urgent pathology can be used to select targeted therapy tactics.
期刊介绍:
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