Fernández VJM, Camacho GJ, Romo RR, Cañedo PAM

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 17
Paginas: 125-129
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RESUMEN

El tumor de células gigantes de la vaina sinovial o xantoma es un trastorno proliferativo benigno de origen monoclonal originado de las membranas sinoviales. Su sitio de presentación más común es la mano, en donde se manifiesta como un crecimiento indoloro. Los estudios de imagen han demostrado poca sensibilidad y especificidad para el diagnóstico. El tratamiento consiste en resección completa del tumor, aunque se han reportado tasas de recurrencia muy variables. Se realizó una revisión de la literatura reciente y se analizaron los datos clínicos de 41 pacientes con 42 tumores tratados mediante cirugía entre 1970 y 2003. No se registró recurrencia en ninguno de los casos.

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