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Sarcoma del estroma endometrial con elementos tipo cordones sexuales del ovario. «Una rara variante histológica»

Martínez-Consuegra N, Ibarrola BAE

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 30
Paginas: 201-207
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RESUMEN

Los tumores del estroma endometrial son raros y representan entre el 2 y 6% de la totalidad de tumores uterinos. Dentro de los tumores que conforman este grupo, el sarcoma del estroma endometrial de bajo grado (SEEBG) es el más frecuente. En 1976, Clement y Scully describieron dos variantes de tumores uterinos con elementos similares a los cordones sexuales, una de ellas en sarcomas del estroma endometrial (TEEETCS). Se ha reportado la asociación del tratamiento previo con Tamoxifén, el estímulo estrogénico prolongado e historia de radioterapia pélvica. A continuación, presentamos el caso de una rara variante histológica de sarcoma del estroma endometrial de bajo grado con elementos de tipo cordones sexuales, en una mujer previamente tratada con bloqueadores de la aromatasa (Anastrozol) y radioterapia por carcinoma mamario. Caso informado por primera vez en la literatura.


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