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2009, Number 5

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Rev Mex Oftalmol 2009; 83 (5)

Linfoma primario conjuntival tipo MALT. Caso clínico

Villanueva-Nájera MA, Miranda-Saucedo M, Prado-Serrano A

Language: Spanish
References: 28
Page: 304-309
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ABSTRACT

Conjunctival lymphomas are a group of rare entities that appear in asymptomatic old subjects as a salmon colored tumoral mass in the perilimbic zone. The highest incidence is between the sixth and seventh decades of the life. A case of primary conjunctival lymphoma of the left eye with a salmon colored lesion that emerged in the nasal conjunctiva is reported. An incisional surgical biopsy with histological and inmunohistochemical tests confirmed the diagnosis of low malignancy degree (MALT type) lymphoma. The systemic study to discard extranodal affection was negative.


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