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Impacto del cannabidol como coadyuvante en el tratamiento de la osteoartritis en animales domésticos: revisión sistemática
(Universidad Santiago de Cali, 2026-09-07) Rodriguez Agredo, Laura
Esta revisión se centra en el uso de cannabidiol (CBD) como tratamiento coadyuvante en la
osteoartritis, una de las principales causas del dolor crónico en los animales de compañía, afectando
su movilidad y, por lo tanto, su calidad de vida. La osteoartritis es la enfermedad más común de los
huesos y articulaciones de los animales domésticos, generando toda una serie de consecuencias como
la aparición de inflamación crónica, dolor, limitación funcional y cambios en el comportamiento, y el
manejo actual del dolor se debe al uso de antiinflamatorios no esteroideos y opioides; pero a medida
que transcurre el tiempo en el tratamiento, sus efectos tienen limitaciones, especialmente en los
pacientes geriátricos o con comorbilidades, además de existir pocas alternativas analgésicas
aprobadas para estos animales.
En este sentido, el cannabidiol puede ser considerado una posible opción terapéutica dado
que presenta propiedades antiinflamatorias y analgésicas. Este trabajo tuvo como objetivo revisar la
evidencia científica de la aplicación de cannabidiol como tratamiento coadyuvante del dolor crónico
asociado a osteoartritis en animales de compañía. Es por lo que con este propósito se llevó a cabo una
revisión sistemática de literatura, llevando a cabo la búsqueda y selección de artículos científicos en
bases de datos especializadas, enfocados en farmacocinética, eficacia analgesica y seguridad del
cannabidiol.
Los resultados han demostrado que el cannabidiol presentaría un potencial terapéutico
bastante prometedor, con buena tolerancia y efectos adversos leves; sin embargo, existe alta evidencia
limitada, con un alto requerimiento de estudios clínicos controlados que confirmen su eficacia y
seguridad.
Aplicación de tres ejercicios de la guía Good Oral Posture Exercises (GOPex) en el jardín infantil santiaguinos en niños entre los 5-6 años.
(Universidad Santiago de Cali, 2025-08-25) Cruz Henao, Natalie; Ramírez García, Isabella; Salgado Sanabria, Sugey Dayanara
Epidemiología del cáncer en caninos entre 2021 y 2025 en la ciudad de Santiago de Cali: Correlación entre la incidencia de neoplasias y el tipo de dieta suministrada
(Universidad Santiago de Cali, 2026-09-21) Villamil Tapias; Lisa Maria; Cabal Aza; David; Villamil Tapias; Lisa Maria
Cabal Aza; David
Cancer in dogs is a multifactorial disease of great importance in veterinary medicine. This study aimed to
characterize the diet as well as the epidemiological behavior of cancer in six clinics in the south of Santiago de
Cali, integrating clinical and demographic variables. An observational, descriptive and retrospective study was
conducted based on clinical and histopathological records. As for the demographic variables, age, sex, race and
reproductive status were evaluated, while clinical data included the type of diet and localization of neoplasia. The
total population consisted of 114 canines from six veterinary clinics in the south of Santiago de Cali. A higher
frequency was observed in adult to geriatric animals with an average of 9.22 years; thus, no preference for sex
was evident, but predominance in the mestizo race. On the other hand, mastocytoma was the most common
neoplasm, with skin being the anatomical area primarily affected. In addition, a predominance of malignant
tumors was found and mixed diet was recorded as the most common, although no significant association with the
type of neoplasm was identified. It is concluded that the presentation of cancer is consistent with what the
existing literature indicates; however, a more thorough evaluation on nutrition in future studies is necessary.
Propuesta para el cálculo de la cantidad económica de pedido (EOQ) de los aceros clasificados con la matriz de dos criterios de Flores en una empresa caso de estudio de Cali, Valle
(Universidad Santiago de Cali, 2020-09-07) Henao Periañez, Jhon Jairo; Segovia Borray, Clara Eugenia (Directora)
This work seeks a solution to problems in inventory management in a company in Santiago de Cali, Valle del Cauca. The objective is to propose an economical order quantity in the steels for the manufacture of spare parts, with the purpose of reducing low turnover references. It is proposed to carry out the ABC classification, using the Flores matrix the “A” sku were identified, to which the economic order quantity (EOQ) was calculated. The total relevant cost (CTR) is calculated from the cost of ordering and maintaining inventory. The comparative EOQs are tabulated for those found and hypothetical obtained from the inventory entry records, the results show that there is a variation between 49% and 83% of the storage costs, concluding the importance in posing the importance in proposing a steel monitoring and control system for high, medium and low rotation steels.
“Evaluación de la Eficacia de los Cannabinoides en el Tratamiento de la Ansiedad: revisión de la dosis y respuesta del paciente al CBD. Revisión sistemática”
(2026-09-04) Ruiz Cruz, Yury; Ruiz Cruz; Yury
Anxiety is a normal psychobiological response in humans; however, when it presents persistently or disproportionately, it can become part of various psychiatric disorders and significantly affect quality of life. In this context, cannabidiol (CBD) has garnered scientific interest due to its potential anxiolytic effect and its interaction with the endocannabinoid system. The objective of this systematic review was to analyze the available scientific evidence on the efficacy of cannabinoids in the treatment of anxiety disorders, considering doses, metabolites, routes of administration, and clinical response. This research followed the PRISMA 2020 guidelines for systematic literature reviews, conducting searches in Scopus and Web of Science between 2015 and 2026. Initially, 226 records were identified, of which 80 duplicates were removed. After screening titles, abstracts, and full texts, 36 scientific articles were selected for the final analysis. The findings show favorable signals for CBD in certain clinical and experimental contexts related to anxiety, although the results were heterogeneous. The evidence regarding the effects of CBD is heterogeneous due to methodological differences, variability in dosage, and limitations in sample sizes. In conclusion, CBD constitutes an alternative under investigation, but the available evidence does not yet allow for conclusively establishing its efficacy for the general treatment of anxiety disorders.