2022
DOI: 10.31053/1853.0605.v79.n1.30897
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Guía de Práctica Clínica para el diagnóstico de compromiso orgánico de amiloidosis: Parte 2/3 . Año 2020

Abstract: Métodos: Se generó un listado de preguntas con el formato PICO centradas en la especificidad y sensibilidad de las pruebas diagnósticas en amiloidosis. Se realizó la búsqueda en PubMed durante julio-agosto del 2019, en inglés y español. Los niveles de evidencia y los grados de recomendación se basan en el sistema GRADE (http://www.gradeworkinggroup.org/index.htm). Las recomendaciones se graduaron según su dirección (a favor o en contra) y según fuerza (fuertes y débiles). Las recomendaciones finales fueron eva… Show more

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“…The network has published articles, won awards at conferences, taught courses and/ or seminars in Latin American countries, presented work at congresses and symposia, developed clinical practice guidelines on the diagnosis and treatment of amyloidosis in our region and published related articles on different aspects of amyloidosis, including documentation of the existence and magnitude of the disease, [34][35][36] the characteristics of the disease, [37][38][39] the understanding of the patterns of diagnosis and treatment, 40,41 and the development of strategies that seek to resolve or mitigate these problems and/or monitor their evolution. [42][43][44][45][46][47] The To address current gaps in knowledge, innovation and development are being conducted on diagnostic methods to identify the amyloid protein with local resources. The electronic medical registry and artificial intelligence are being used for early detection of amyloidosis, and patterns of disease extension and treatment are being identified.…”
Section: Registries Bridge Gaps and Integratementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The network has published articles, won awards at conferences, taught courses and/ or seminars in Latin American countries, presented work at congresses and symposia, developed clinical practice guidelines on the diagnosis and treatment of amyloidosis in our region and published related articles on different aspects of amyloidosis, including documentation of the existence and magnitude of the disease, [34][35][36] the characteristics of the disease, [37][38][39] the understanding of the patterns of diagnosis and treatment, 40,41 and the development of strategies that seek to resolve or mitigate these problems and/or monitor their evolution. [42][43][44][45][46][47] The To address current gaps in knowledge, innovation and development are being conducted on diagnostic methods to identify the amyloid protein with local resources. The electronic medical registry and artificial intelligence are being used for early detection of amyloidosis, and patterns of disease extension and treatment are being identified.…”
Section: Registries Bridge Gaps and Integratementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The network has published articles, won awards at conferences, taught courses and/or seminars in Latin American countries, presented work at congresses and symposia, developed clinical practice guidelines on the diagnosis and treatment of amyloidosis in our region and published related articles on different aspects of amyloidosis, including documentation of the existence and magnitude of the disease, 34 36 the characteristics of the disease, 37 39 the understanding of the patterns of diagnosis and treatment, 40 , 41 and the development of strategies that seek to resolve or mitigate these problems and/or monitor their evolution. 42 47 …”
Section: Registries Bridge Gaps and Integratementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sin embargo, en las últimas décadas se han realizado grandes avances en lo que respecta al diagnóstico y tratamiento de los diferentes tipos de amiloidosis. En el año 2020, un grupo multidisciplinario de un hospital universitario privado de Buenos Aires, el Grupo de Estudio de Amiloidosis (GEA), confeccionó la "Guía de Práctica Clínica para el Diagnóstico de Amiloidosis" [1][2][3] , a fin de proveer a la comunidad médica lineamientos fundamentales basados en la mejor evidencia disponible y teniendo en cuenta la aplicabilidad de las recomendaciones.…”
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