Guillain Barr é syndrome in arbovirus outbreak, Campylobacter claims his throne

In the present short communication, we make of your knowledge results obtained from the investigation of Guillain Barr é syndrome in Mexico, since 2016, where we have found interesting data, such as a very low incidence of Zika as responsible for the syndrome and in counterpart the presence of campilobacter, one of the main agents known in the pre- Zika era. In addition, other neurotropic viruses have been found, s o this experience recommends a protocol of causative agents that includes viruses and bacteria with neurotropic potential.

Source: Journal of the Neurological Sciences - November 1, 2018 Category: Neurology Authors: Luis del Carpio-Orantes, Karla Gabriela Peniche Moguel, Jesus Salvador S ánchez Díaz, Maria del Rosario Pola-Ramirez, Maria del Pilar Mata Miranda, Sergio García-Méndez, Miguel Arnulfo Perfecto-Arroyo, Ishar Solís-Sánchez Tags: Clinical short communication Source Type: research