Fibrose Cística: Diagnóstico e Tratamento
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https://doi.org/10.22491/2357-9730.21540Keywords:
Fibrose cística, diagnóstico, tratamentoAbstract
Fibrose Cística, também chamada de mucoviscidose, é uma doença crônica, de origem genética, causada por um gene defeituoso herdado do pai e outro da mãe. Não é, portanto, uma doença contagiosa. O defeito genético faz com que todas as glândulas secretoras do corpo sejam afetadas. É por este motivo que o suor é salgado, o muco que reveste as vias aéreas é mais espesso e a bile também é mais viscosa.
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