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HEPATITIS

VIRALES
Santiago Del Castillo Álvarez
Monitor-Docente
Microbiología y Parasitología
XI Semestre
Medicina UPB
VIRUS DE LA HEPATITIS A (VHA)
TAXONOMIA RNA Monocatenario
● Familia: Picornaviridae. Sentido positivo
● Género: Hepatovirus.
Baltimore IV

MORFOLOGIA
Esférica, capside
icosaédrica, desnudo,
Tamaño de aprox
27-28nm
VIRUS DE LA HEPATITIS A (VHA)
REPLICACIÓN
● Producción de un
Único polipéptido que
contiene Proteínas
estructurales (VP 1-3) y
otras replicativas.

● VP1, VP2 y VP3


Mecanismos de Transmisión

01. Interpersonal
Fecal-oral
02. Alimentos y Agua
contaminada.
● Contacto Estrecho
● Sexual (HSH)

03. Hemoderivados
04. Vertical
Patogenia
Incubación
15-50 Días, promedio de
28-30 días

PTE infeccioso
Desde 2da semana de
infx hasta 1 post ictericia

Viremia
Desde el pródromo y
persiste mientras estén
las Transaminasas
elevadas
MANIFESTACIONES CLÍNICAS No genera infección
crónica

PIEL Y MUCOSAS
GENERALES
Gastro y
genitourinario

Cuadro Pseudogripal
ICTERICIA
Prodromo: Astenia,
Coluria, heces color
Fiebre, mialgias,
arcilla o acólicas. Dolor
artralgias, cefalea.
abdominal
Epidemiología
Diagnóstico

IgM anti VHA RT-PCR


Ampliamente disponible, Más costosa, muestra de
muestra de sangre. materia fecal.
Virus de la hepatitis E (VHE)

TAXONOMIA RNA Monocatenario


● Familia: Sentido positivo
Hepeviridae
● Género: Baltimore IV
Hepevirus
MORFOLOGIA
Esférica, capside
icosaédrica, desnudo,
Tamaño de aprox 32nm
VIRUS DE LA HEPATITIS E (VHE)
REPLICACIÓN
● Producción de
Proteínas como ORF3
que parece tener papel
regulador en la
infección y ORF2
principal de la cápside

● ORF2 antígeno
de las vacunas
en desarrollo.
Mecanismos de Transmisión
Patogenia
Incubación
28-40 Días, promedio de
35 días

PTE infeccioso
No hay claridad en los
tiempos.

Viremia
Desaparece
rápidamente y dificulta
el diagnóstico.
MANIFESTACIONES CLÍNICAS Puede evolucionar a
infección crónica en
inmunocomprometidos

PIEL Y MUCOSAS
GENERALES
Gastro y
genitourinario

Cuadro Pseudogripal
ICTERICIA
Prodromo: Astenia,
Coluria, heces color
50% Fiebre, mialgias,
arcilla o acólicas. Dolor
artralgias, cefalea.
abdominal
Epidemiología
Diagnóstico

IgM anti VHE RT-PCR


Ampliamente disponible, Más costosa, muestra de
muestra de sangre. materia fecal.
VHA VS VHE
Virus de la
Hepatitis C
(VHC)
VIRUS DE LA HEPATITIS C (VHC)
TAXONOMIA RNA Monocatenario
● Familia: Flaviviridae. Sentido positivo
● Género: Hepacivirus.
Baltimore IV

MORFOLOGIA
Esférica, capside
icosaédrica, ENVUELTO,
Tamaño de aprox 55nm
VIRUS DE LA HEPATITIS C (VHC)
REPLICACIÓN
● Proteínas estructurales:

Core © E1, E2 y
viroporina

● Proteínas no
estructurales: NS2,NS3,
NS4A NS4B, NS5A
NS5B (RNA POL)
● POLIPROTEÍNA ÚNICA.
Mecanismos de Transmisión

01. PARENTERAL
02. SEXUAL.

● Drogas IV
● Transplante de
Organos.
● Transfusiones*

04. Vertical
Patogenia
Incubación
15-160 Días, promedio de
50 días

PTE infeccioso
No hay claridad en los
tiempos.

Viremia
Puede durar muchos
años.
Epidemiología
Diagnóstico

Anticuerpos
totales anti RT-PCR
VHC VHC
ELISA
Diagnóstico
Tratamiento

INH RNA
INH Proteasa INH NS5A POLIMERASA
PREVIR ASVIR BUVIR
VIRUS DE LA HEPATITIS B (VHB)
TAXONOMIA DNA DOBLE CADENA
● Familia: PARCIAL
Hepadnaviridae.
Baltimore VII
● Género:
Orthohepadnavirus.

MORFOLOGIA
Esférica, capside
icosaédrica, ENVUELTO,
Tamaño de aprox 42nm
VIRUS DE LA HEPATITIS B (VHB)
REPLICACIÓN
● 4 genes:
● S: antígeno de
superficie.
● C: nucleocapside core y
antigeno E
● X: Proteina X
● P: DNA Polimerasa

● HBsAg target
de las vacunas
Patogenia
Incubación
30-180 Días, promedio
de 60-90 días

HBsAg
Detectable después de
la semana 3-4 y durante
toda la infección

Anti HBs
Indican curación o
vacunación.
Patogenia
IgM anti HBc (core)
Marcador de infección
aguda más sensible.

Anti HBc TOTAL


(core)

Prevalecen en el tiempo.
Epidemiología
Mecanismos de Transmisión

01. PARENTERAL
02. SEXUAL.

● Drogas IV
● Transplante de
Organos.
● Transfusiones*

03. Horizontal. 04. Vertical


Diagnóstico HBsAg IgM anti HBc Anti core total Anti HBs

+ + + -

HBsAg IgM anti HBc Anti core total Anti HBs

- - + +

HBsAg IgM anti HBc Anti core total Anti HBs

- - - +

HBsAg IgM anti HBc Anti core total Anti HBs

+ - + -
Tratamiento

AGUDO= SOPORTE
VIRUS DE LA HEPATITIS D (VHD)
TAXONOMIA RNA circular
● Familia: No asignada Cadena simple
● Género: Deltavirus.

MORFOLOGIA
Esférica, capside
icosaédrica, ENVUELTO,
Tamaño de aprox
35-37nm
Patogenia
Incubación
30-180 Días, promedio
de 60-90 días

VHB
Requiere de la infx por
HB

Antigeno delta HDAg


Uníca proteina
producida por el virus.
Coinfección y sobreinfección
Vacunación
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