Carcinoma hepatocelular. Presentación de dos casos interesantes / Two interesting cases of Hepatocellular Carcinoma
Abstract
Se presentaron dos pacientes con el diagnóstico de Carcinoma hepatocelular ingresados en el servicio de Medicina Interna del Hospital Central De Maputo, Mozambique, los cuales se comportaron evolutivamente diferente a lo observado en Cuba. Encontramos en el examen físico de estos casos hepatomegalias de grandes dimensiones, anemia, ertrosedimentación elevada, de los marcadores hepáticos la fosfatasa alcalina también elevada y la negatividad del HBS Ag. El estudio Ecográfico y tomográfico además de la Biopsia Aspirativa hepática concluyó el diagnóstico de certeza. A pesar de lo avanzado de la enfermedad, los pacientes lograban cierta tolerancia con las manifestaciones clínicas que presentaban por la neoplasia.
Palabras clave: Neoplasmas hepáticos, hepatomegalia.
ABSTRACT
Two patients suffering from hepatocellular carcinoma are presented. They were admitted at Internal Medicine Service at Maputo Central Hospital. Mozambique. They had a different evolutive behaviour in relation to what was observed in Cuba. At physical examination it was found large hepatomegalia, anaemia, high erithrosedimentation rate, hepatic markers, alkaline phosphates and non-positive HBS Ag. Diagnosis was confirmed by the echocardiography, tomography and hepatic aspiration biopsy. In spite of the progressive disease, patients presented some tolerance to clinical manifestations due to neoplasm.
Key words: Liver neoplasms, hepatomegalia.
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