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International Bulletin of Otorhinolaryngology

Ефектът на интерферона и превантивна или терапевтична ваксина върху рекурентна респираторна папиломатоза

S. Valcheva

Abstract

Рекурентната респираторна папиломатоза (RRP) се причинява от човешки папиломавирус (HPV) тип 6 и тип 11. Засяга както деца, така и възрастни. В млък брой от случаите заболяването може да бъде много агресивно и да предизвика значителна заболеваемост и евентуално смърт.
Хирургичната терапия е първично лечение, но при пациенти с агресивно заболяване се започва допълнителна терапия. Повечето от тези допълнителни мероприятия се концентрират върху имуномодулиране, прекъсване на молекулни сигнални каскади или нарушаване на вирусната репликация, за да се намали тежестта на заболяването.
Наскоро беше разработена превантивна ваксина, но данни за ефективността £ реално ще има най-рано след едно десетилетие. Междувременно учените изследват други стратегии за ваксиниране в борбата с HPV.
Ще прегледаме следните терапии, използвани като допълнително лечение на RRP: интерферон и терапевтични или превантивни ваксинации. Но все още остава надеждата за HPV ваксината и нейния потенциал да предотврати бъдещото разпространение на заболяването.

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Recurrent respiratory papillomatosis is caused by the human papillomavirus types (HPV) 6 and 11. It affects both children and adults. In a small number of cases, the disease can be very aggressive causing significant morbidity and possibly death.
Surgical therapy is the primary treatment but in patients with aggressive disease, adjunctive therapy is initiated. The majority of these adjuncts center on immunomodulation, disruption of molecular signaling cascades or interruption of viral replication to help decrease the severity of the disease.
Recently, a preventative vaccine has become available but data on its effectiveness will be at least a decade away. In the mean time, researchers are examining other vaccination strategies in the fight against HPV disease.
We will review the following therapies used in the adjunct treatment of RRP: interferon et therapeutic or preventative vaccines. However, there is hope on the horizon with regard to the HPV vaccine and its potential to prevent future transmission of this disease.


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