Therapeutic Potential of Heparin in Sepsis Per Gram Negative

Javier Alfredo Pérez Martínez (1) , Antonio José Gipis Saavedra (2) , Guillermo David Barros Bohorquez (3) , Jhon Fredy Bello Cordero (4) , Bryan Daniel Barros (5) , María Kamila Muñoz Ríos (6) , Leonardo Eduardo Dussan Duque (7) , Leonardo José Mier Martínez (8)
(1) Internist, Universidad libre, Barranquilla , Colombia
(2) , Colombia
(3) , Colombia
(4) , Colombia
(5) , Colombia
(6) , Colombia
(7) , Colombia
(8) , Colombia

Abstract

Background: Heparin is the oldest anticoagulant used in clinical medicine. Heparin has been studied for various applications and modifications. Gram-negative bacteria are among the most important public health problems in the world due to their high resistance to antibiotics.


Methodology: A narrative review was carried out through various databases from January 2012 to December 2021; the search and selection of articles was carried out in journals indexed in English. The following were used as keywords: Heparin, sepsis, Gram negative.


Results: Key factors in the development of sepsis include the release of pro-inflammatory mediators, diffuse endothelial injury, and procoagulant reactions, followed by organ dysfunction, taking into account that pro-inflammatory mediators activate coagulation. Heparin is a glycosaminoglycan with anticoagulant properties and anti-inflammatory effects.


Conclusions: This review offers updated information on the therapeutic role of heparin in patients who develop sepsis after infection with Gram-negative bacteria.

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Javier Alfredo Pérez Martínez
Antonio José Gipis Saavedra
Guillermo David Barros Bohorquez
Jhon Fredy Bello Cordero
Bryan Daniel Barros
María Kamila Muñoz Ríos
Leonardo Eduardo Dussan Duque
Leonardo José Mier Martínez
Martínez, J. A. P. ., Saavedra, A. J. G. ., Bohorquez, G. D. B. ., Cordero, J. F. B. ., Barros, B. D. ., Ríos, M. K. M. ., Duque, L. E. D. ., & Martínez, L. J. M. . (2022). Therapeutic Potential of Heparin in Sepsis Per Gram Negative. Jour Med Resh and Health Sci, 5(4), 1881–1885. https://doi.org/10.52845/JMRHS/2022-5-4-4
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