Elastofibroma "dorsi": A propósito de un caso
Resumen:
A case of "dorsi" elastofibroma is presented with itsclassical subescapular topography The morphology ofthe lesion is analyzed from the anatomopathological pointof view and possible differentia/ diagnoses are discussed.The treatment of these lesions, which consists of surgicalresection of these lesion is pointed out, emphasizing thatin this topography total exeresis of the lesion is oftendifficult because of its intimate connection to periostium.lt is a/so pointed out that those lesions do not have atendency to relapse, even in those cases where exeresiswas incomplete and its course complete/y benign.
Se presenta un caso de Elastofibroma "dorsi" con suclásica topografía a nivel subescapular, se analiza lamorfología de la lesión desde el punto de vistaanatomopatológico y se discuten los diagnósticosdiferenciales posibles. Se destaca el tratamiento deestas lesiones que consiste en la resección quirúrgica dela lesión, enfatizando que en esta topografía muchasveces es dificultosa la exéresis total de la lesión pues seencuentra íntimamente vinculada al periostio. Se recalcaque estas lesiones no tienen tendencia a recidivar,incluso en las que se realizó exéresis incompleta y sucurso completamente benigno.Se discute las dificultades diagnósticas desde el puntode vista clínico, y la importancia de determinar por mediode métodos paraclínicos que no se trata de un tumor deparrilla costal.Con esta comunicación deseamos agregar un nuevocaso a la casuística nacional de esta rara patología.
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lesiones elastofibroma injuries elastofibroma |
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Sociedad de Cirugía del Uruguay | |
Revista Cirugía del Uruguay | |
https://revista.scu.org.uy/index.php/cir_urug/article/view/4115 | |
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Sumario: | A case of "dorsi" elastofibroma is presented with itsclassical subescapular topography The morphology ofthe lesion is analyzed from the anatomopathological pointof view and possible differentia/ diagnoses are discussed.The treatment of these lesions, which consists of surgicalresection of these lesion is pointed out, emphasizing thatin this topography total exeresis of the lesion is oftendifficult because of its intimate connection to periostium.lt is a/so pointed out that those lesions do not have atendency to relapse, even in those cases where exeresiswas incomplete and its course complete/y benign. |
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