Tumor fibroso solitario del hígado: revisión del conocimiento actual
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https://doi.org/10.30944/20117582.370Palabras clave:
hígado, células del estroma mesenquimatoso, neoplasias hepáticas, tumor fibroso solitario, hemangiopericitoma, hepatectomíaResumen
El tumor fibroso solitario del hígado es infrecuente. Hasta la fecha, se han reportado menos de 50 casos en la literatura científica inglesa, la mayoría de los cuales se comportaron como tumores benignos. El objetivo del presente artículo es actualizar el conocimiento sobre este tumor porque, debido a su rareza, la presentación clínica, el estudio, el tratamiento y el pronóstico no son bien conocidos. Habitualmente, no produce sintomatología o es inespecífica y su comportamiento a largo plazo es incierto; no obstante, en algunos casos, se comporta agresivamente como un sarcoma de mal pronóstico. Actualmente, solo el tratamiento quirúrgico puede ofrecer una oportunidad terapéutica para estos pacientes. Debido a la falta de conocimiento sobre el comportamiento a largo plazo de estos tumores supuestamente benignos y a la falta de tratamiento médico específico, se sugiere el seguimiento metódico a largo plazo para garantizar la supervivencia de los pacientes operados por un tumor fibroso solitario del hígado.
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