Manifestaciones neurológicas del herpes virus simple y varicela zóster
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virus
HSV-1
HSV-2
virus VZ
sistema nervioso central
sistema nervioso periférico (DeCS)

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El espectro de manifestaciones neurológicas secundarias a la infección por la familia de virus Herpesviridae es heterogénea, depende de factores ambientales, de la susceptibilidad inmunológica del huésped (infección de por vida) y la susceptibilidad genética, entre otras variables. Así, el compromiso puede ser fatal en ausencia de un rápido diagnóstico y tratamiento. El objetivo de revisar la neuroinfección por herpesvirus tipo 1 (HSV-1), tipo 2 (HSV-2) y virus de la varicela zóster (VVZ) es profundizar en aquellas manifestaciones clínicas que generan compromiso del sistema nervioso central y periférico, así como contribuir a una detección y confirmación temprana de la infección, establecer un enfoque terapéutico adecuado, que depende del compromiso clínico, y, finalmente, minimizar las complicaciones y secuelas neurológicas a largo plazo.

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