ABSTRACT
Los linfomas son tumores sólidos del sistema linfático y se subdividen en linfomas de Hodgkin y no-Hodgkin. Los tumores no Hodgkin pueden originarse en tejidos no ganglionares como el tubo digestivo y son considerados primarios cuando el compromiso extranodal es igual o superior al 75% con relación al compromiso nodal. Los linfomas extranodales gastrointestinales representan del 1% al 4% de los tumores del tracto digestivo y del 10 al 15% de todos los linfomas no Hodgkin. El estómago es el sitio extranodal más común de los linfomas. Presentamos el caso clínico de un paciente varón sexagenario natural de Chiclayo que se realiza una endoscopía particular por síntomas inespecíficos de dispepsia y sólo se informa gastritis eritematosa y al ser admitido en nuestra institución se le diagnostica por endoscopía, marcadores bioquímicos y anatomopatología como un linfoma gástrico no Hodgkin perforado
Lymphomas are solid tumors of the lymphatic system and these are divided into Hodgkin's and non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Non-Hodgkin tumors may originate from non-nodal tissues such as the gastrointestinal tract and they are considered primary when extranodal involvement is equal to or greater than 75% according to the nodal involvement. Extranodal gastrointestinal lymphomas represent 1% to 4% of tumors of the digestive tract, and 10 to 15% of all non-Hodgkin lymphomas. The stomach is the most common extranodal lymphomas site. We present the clinical case of a sexagenarian male natural of Chiclayo who had an upper GI endoscopy for non-specific symptoms of dyspepsia that only reports gastritis and when admitted to our institution is diagnosed by endoscopy, biochemical markers and pathology as a perforated gastric non-Hodgkin lynphoma
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Aged , Humans , Male , Stomach Neoplasms/diagnosis , Lymphoma, Non-Hodgkin/diagnosis , Spontaneous Perforation/etiology , Stomach Diseases/diagnosis , Stomach Diseases/etiology , Stomach Neoplasms/complications , Lymphoma, Non-Hodgkin/complications , Spontaneous Perforation/diagnosisABSTRACT
Summary Perforated gastric carcinoma is a rare condition that is hard to diagnose preoperatively. It is associated with advanced cancer stages and has a high mortality, particularly in cases presenting preoperative shock. Few studies have investigated the presentation and adequate management of these carcinomas. In addition, there are no reports in the literature on perforations extending to the spleen, as described in this case, making the management of these lesions challenging. Our article reports a case of gastric tumor perforation extending to the spleen, which presented as a perforated acute abdomen. The patient was treated with total gastrectomy and D2 lymph node resection with splenectomy and progressed well with current survival of one year at disease stage IV.
Resumo A neoplasia gástrica perfurada é uma condição incomum e de difícil diagnóstico pré-operatório, estando relacionada a estágios avançados e com alta mortalidade, principalmente na presença de choque pré-operatório. Poucos estudos foram feitos quanto a sua forma de apresentação e ao tratamento adequado. Além disso, não há nenhum relato em literatura quanto à extensão da perfuração para o baço, como é descrito neste caso, tornando mais difícil a conduta. Este artigo relata um caso de perfuração de neoplasia gástrica com extensão para o baço, que se apresentou como abdome agudo perfurativo. Submetido a gastrectomia total e ressecção linfonodal D2 com esplenectomia, apresentou boa evolução e sobrevida atual de 1 ano, em um estadiamento IV da doença.