Cáncer de mama en el hombre. Reporte de dos casos. Breast cancer in men: A two-case report and review of medical literature
Abstract
El cáncer de mama es muy poco frecuente en el varón, le corresponde entre el 0,7 al 1 % de todos los cánceres masculinos. En este trabajo presentamos dos casos de cáncer de mama en hombres diagnosticados durante un periodo de 5 años en el Hospital General Universitario "Abel Santamaría Cuadrado". Se analizaron los aspectos diagnósticos y terapéuticos en una amplia revisión bibliográfica y se concluyó que es una neoplasia de características y pronósticos similares en uno u otro sexo, no obstante, se publican resultados más sombríos en el varón debido a la demora en el diagnóstico respecto al femenino.
Palabras clave: NEOPLASMAS DE LA MAMA MASCULINA/diagnóstico, NEOPLASMAS DE LA MAMA MASCULINA/cirugía.
ABSTRACT
Breast cancer si not frequent in male sex (only 0.7 to 1 % of all cancers in men). Two cases of male breast cancer were recorded in a period of 5 years at "Abel Santamaria" University Hospital. Diagnostic and therapeutic aspects were analyzed considering a wide review of literature, concluding that this neoplasm has similar characteristics and prognosis in both sexes, but some results are published in male patients due to a delayed diagnosis with respect to female patients.
Key words: BREAST CANCER/surgery/diagnosis, MEN.
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