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Schwannoma asintomático del nervio mediano, a propósito de un caso
Asymtomatic schwannoma of the median nerve. Case report
E. ELENA SORANDO*, E. GONZÁLEZ PEIRONA*, A. SOLA CORDÓN**, P. PELEATO GISTAU**, A. AGULLÓ DOMINGO*. SERVICIO DE CIRUGÍA PLÁSTICA **. SERVICIO DE CIRUGÍA ORTOPÉDICA Y TRAUMATOLOGÍA *. HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARIO MIGUEL SERVET. ZARAGOZA.
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15/09/2008
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15/09/2008
Publicación:
15/09/2008
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Resumen (ES)
Schwannoma is a benign, encapsulated neoplasm
whose origin is derived from Schwann cells of the peripheral
nerve sheath. An Schwannoma of the median nerve on the
wrist of a 67 years old male, is described. These tumors
usually present as mobile mass, pain and neurological
symptoms just as weakness, paresthesia or sensory disturbances;
in this patient, the lesion is an asymptomatic soft-tissue
mass. Differential diagnosis achieved with carpal ganglion,
but the histological diagnosis reported Schwannoma
prior microsurgical excision. Preservation of nerve continuity
and the adequate extirpation are the purposes of the therapeutical
strategia. Actually, the patient are sympton-free, 10
months after the operation.
whose origin is derived from Schwann cells of the peripheral
nerve sheath. An Schwannoma of the median nerve on the
wrist of a 67 years old male, is described. These tumors
usually present as mobile mass, pain and neurological
symptoms just as weakness, paresthesia or sensory disturbances;
in this patient, the lesion is an asymptomatic soft-tissue
mass. Differential diagnosis achieved with carpal ganglion,
but the histological diagnosis reported Schwannoma
prior microsurgical excision. Preservation of nerve continuity
and the adequate extirpation are the purposes of the therapeutical
strategia. Actually, the patient are sympton-free, 10
months after the operation.
Palabras clave (ES):
Schwanoma
Schwannoma
Tumor
Nervio
periférico
Nerviso
Mediano
Resumen (EN)
Schwannoma is a benign, encapsulated neoplasm
whose origin is derived from Schwann cells of the peripheral
nerve sheath. An Schwannoma of the median nerve on the
wrist of a 67 years old male, is described. These tumors
usually present as mobile mass, pain and neurological
symptoms just as weakness, paresthesia or sensory disturbances;
in this patient, the lesion is an asymptomatic soft-tissue
mass. Differential diagnosis achieved with carpal ganglion,
but the histological diagnosis reported Schwannoma
prior microsurgical excision. Preservation of nerve continuity
and the adequate extirpation are the purposes of the therapeutical
strategia. Actually, the patient are sympton-free, 10
months after the operation.
whose origin is derived from Schwann cells of the peripheral
nerve sheath. An Schwannoma of the median nerve on the
wrist of a 67 years old male, is described. These tumors
usually present as mobile mass, pain and neurological
symptoms just as weakness, paresthesia or sensory disturbances;
in this patient, the lesion is an asymptomatic soft-tissue
mass. Differential diagnosis achieved with carpal ganglion,
but the histological diagnosis reported Schwannoma
prior microsurgical excision. Preservation of nerve continuity
and the adequate extirpation are the purposes of the therapeutical
strategia. Actually, the patient are sympton-free, 10
months after the operation.
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