2016, Number 09
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Ginecol Obstet Mex 2016; 84 (09)
Gatrointestinal stromal tumor: a case report
Fernández-Ruiz M, Cabezas-Palacios MN, Rodríguez-Zarco E, Tato-Varela S
Language: Spanish
References: 15
Page: 607-613
PDF size: 372.12 Kb.
ABSTRACT
Gastrointestinal stromal tumors are the most common mesenquimal
neoplasms of the gastrointestinal tract. A preoperative diagnose of
GIST it is very difficult to make, but up to 5% of the cases initially
appear as a pelvic mass.
Clinical cases: 45-year-old patient attended in medical service by
unspecific pain in the lower abdomen of several weeks of evolution.
The abdominopelvic tomography evidence collection of 9x8 cm
above of the uterus and sigma's right with air in the cavity, it is was
compatible with pelvic abscess. Due to increased pain, we realized
emergency exploratory laparotomy, which showed a 14 cm tumor,
dependent of the small intestine, without ascites or involvement
other organs of the digestive or reproductive tract. The excision of
the tumor was successfully (non intraoperative rupture). The pathological
study reported a bowel piece of 20 cm, in which a tumor of
14 cm with large central cavitation was identified. Histologically
showed diffuse growth pattern and neoplastic epithelioid cells with
low rate of mitosis (mitosis 1-2/5 mm
2). The immunohistochemistry
test reports strong expression of DOG-1 and focal expression in
CD117 (c-kit), with very low proliferation index (Ki67). The molecular
pathology study identified a mutation in exon 11, codon
557-558, the c-kit gene in the p.W557_K558del position. We
use imatinib (400 mg / 24 h) from the second month after surgery.
Today keep in treatment, and clinical and laboratories following
every month: in addition, to CT scans scheduled every 6 months.
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