Lazos OM, Bosque MJE

Idioma: Español
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RESUMEN

Los angiofibromas juveniles nasofaríngeos son los tumores nasofaríngeos benignos más frecuentes. Se presentan predominantemente en varones púberes. Los síntomas más frecuentes son obstrucción nasal y epistaxis recurrentes. A pesar de que su comportamiento biológico es benigno, tienden a crecer destruyendo las estructuras óseas vecinas a la nasofaringe hasta extenderse a la base del cráneo. Recurren con una frecuencia que va del 35 al 57% después de la extirpación quirúrgica incompleta. El diagnóstico diferencial debe hacerse con hemangiopericitoma, tumor fibroso solitario, hemangiomas, schwannoma e histiocitoma fibroso.

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