tumor desmoide abdômino-pélvico abdominopelvic desmoid tumor

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Abstract
O tumor desmoide é uma neoplasia não capsulada, localmente agressiva, originária dos fibroblastos dos tecidos músculo-aponeuróticos. Embora ele não tenha comportamento maligno, tal como capacidade de gerar metástases ou de invasão, o tumor desmoide tem uma alta capacidade de crescimento local, causando deformidades nos órgãos adjacentes, dor e, eventualmente, disfunção orgânica, dependendo da área envolvida. Relatamos o caso de um tumor desmoide intra-abdominal de grandes proporções, invadindo órgãos pélvicos em uma paciente de 53 anos. A neoplasia foi totalmente extirpada e, atualmente, cinco anos após a cirurgia, a paciente encontra-se sem sinal clínico ou radiológico de recidiva da lesão.
Desmoid tumor is a noncapsulated neoplasia, locally aggressive, originated from the fibroblasts of the musculo-aponeurotic tissues. Even though with no malignant behavior, such as the ability of generating metastasis or of invasion, the desmoid tumor has a high tendency for local growth, causing deformities in the adjacent organs, pain and sometimes organ dysfunction, depending on the area involved. We report the case of a large intra-abdominal desmoid tumor, invading pelvic organs in a 53 year-old patient. The neoplasia has been totally extirpated and, at the moment, five years after the surgery, the patient presents no clinical or radiologic sign of lesion relapse.
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Authors ;Fernando Antonio Mourão Valejo;Daniel Guimarães Tiezzi;Gisele Alborguetti Nai
Journal 2018 international conference on information technologies, infotech 2018 - proceedings
Year 2009
DOI
10.1590/S0100-72032009000100007
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http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0100-72032009000100007
Keywords
fibroblasts neoplasias abdominais

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