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Fibromatosis agresiva en hueco poplíteo. A propósito de un caso
Aggressive Fibromatosis. Case report
M.R. CIMA SUAREZ, J.M. FERNÁNDEZ FERNÁNDEZ, D. HERNÁNDEZ VAQUERO. SERVICIO DE TRAUMATOLOGÍA Y ORTOPEDIA. HOSPITAL SAN AGUSTÍN. AVILES (ASTURIAS)
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15/09/2008
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15/09/2008
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15/09/2008
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Resumen (ES)
We present a case of a 35 year-old man who presented
a fast growing painless mass localized in the posterior leg,
which had at physical examination poorly defined contour and
firm consistency. Magnetic resonance imaging showed local infiltration
of muscle and subcutaneous cellular tissue, being suggestive
of fibromatosis, neurogenic tumor, or soft tissue sarcoma.
The incision biopsy confirmed the diagnosis of aggressive
fibromatosis. Wide resection is the treatment recommended by
most authors, although in some cases and due to the infiltration
tendency of the tumor, it is difficult to achieve wide margins.
Post-operative radiotherapy is recommended in cases of marginal
resection and in case of recurrence.
a fast growing painless mass localized in the posterior leg,
which had at physical examination poorly defined contour and
firm consistency. Magnetic resonance imaging showed local infiltration
of muscle and subcutaneous cellular tissue, being suggestive
of fibromatosis, neurogenic tumor, or soft tissue sarcoma.
The incision biopsy confirmed the diagnosis of aggressive
fibromatosis. Wide resection is the treatment recommended by
most authors, although in some cases and due to the infiltration
tendency of the tumor, it is difficult to achieve wide margins.
Post-operative radiotherapy is recommended in cases of marginal
resection and in case of recurrence.
Palabras clave (ES):
Fibromatosis
Rodilla
Seudotumor
Tumor
Hueco
Poplíteo
Agresiva
Resumen (EN)
We present a case of a 35 year-old man who presented
a fast growing painless mass localized in the posterior leg,
which had at physical examination poorly defined contour and
firm consistency. Magnetic resonance imaging showed local infiltration
of muscle and subcutaneous cellular tissue, being suggestive
of fibromatosis, neurogenic tumor, or soft tissue sarcoma.
The incision biopsy confirmed the diagnosis of aggressive
fibromatosis. Wide resection is the treatment recommended by
most authors, although in some cases and due to the infiltration
tendency of the tumor, it is difficult to achieve wide margins.
Post-operative radiotherapy is recommended in cases of marginal
resection and in case of recurrence.
a fast growing painless mass localized in the posterior leg,
which had at physical examination poorly defined contour and
firm consistency. Magnetic resonance imaging showed local infiltration
of muscle and subcutaneous cellular tissue, being suggestive
of fibromatosis, neurogenic tumor, or soft tissue sarcoma.
The incision biopsy confirmed the diagnosis of aggressive
fibromatosis. Wide resection is the treatment recommended by
most authors, although in some cases and due to the infiltration
tendency of the tumor, it is difficult to achieve wide margins.
Post-operative radiotherapy is recommended in cases of marginal
resection and in case of recurrence.
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