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Oxidative stress and inflammation in heart failure: Mechanisms of damage and therapeutic alternatives. Estrés oxidativo e inflamación en insuficiencia cardíaca. Mecanismos de daño y alternativas terapéuticas.

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Miranda, Rodrigo
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Oxidative stress and inflammation in heart failure: Mechanisms of damage and therapeutic alternatives. Estrés oxidativo e inflamación en insuficiencia cardíaca. Mecanismos de daño y alternativas terapéuticas.
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  • Miranda, Rodrigo;
  • Castro, Pablo;
  • Verdejo, Hugo;
  • Chiong Lay, Mario;
  • Díaz Araya, Guillermo;
  • Mellado, Rose Marie;
  • Rojas, Diego;
  • Concepción, Roberto;
  • Lavandero González, Sergio;
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Despite advances in treatment, chronic heart failure still is associated with a pool- prognosis and remains a leading cause of cardiovascular death. Cumulatingi evidence sugigest,; that imbalances in redox state lead to a higber generation Qf reactive ox en species, This phenoinenon, along wilb pro-n flamnzatory cytokine activation.Y9 and extra cellular matrix alterations with reactivefibrosis, play all important role in the pathogenesis andprogression oj'beartftiilure, through the development of endothelial and inyocardial dY-01inction. 7he understanding qf the under yingj phenomena and the metabolic pathways involved will allow further development ql'therapies ainling to chanqe The natural bisloiy of beartft7ilure
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ISSN: 0034-9887
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