Hallazgos anatomopatológicos de microcalcificaciones agrupadas en la mamografía.

Authors

  • María Quintas Santana
  • Héctor Hugo González Pacheco
  • Raquel Delgado Moya
  • Ernesto Cabrera Morejón
  • Ma Isabel González Cobas
  • Misleidy Viñas Lorenzo

Abstract

Se realiza un estudio observacional descriptivo donde se dan a conocer los hallazgos anatómopatológicos de 52 pacientes que fueron intervenidas en el Hospital Provincial Docente "Antonio Luaces Iraola" de Ciego de Avila, a las cuales se les diagnosticaron microcalcificaciones agrupadas en la mamografía sin otra lesión mamográfica y con examen clínico negativo. El 28.84% de las pacientes operadas resultaron lesiones malignas. De las lesiones negativas de malignidad en el 48.64% de los casos se encontraron cambios histológicos importantes como: hiperplasia epiteliares y lobulillares, adenosis esclerosantes e hiperplasias epiteliales y lobulillares atípicas.El 53.33 % de los tumores malignos diagnosticados se encontraban en estadío 0 y el 40 % en estadío I. El 93.33 % de los casos positivos de malignidad diagnosticados fueron considerados carcinomas mínimos. Se pudo realizar cirugía conservadora de la mama al 60% de las pacientes operadas.

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Quintas Santana M, González Pacheco HH, Delgado Moya R, Cabrera Morejón E, González Cobas MI, Viñas Lorenzo M. Hallazgos anatomopatológicos de microcalcificaciones agrupadas en la mamografía. Mediciego [Internet]. 2002 Jul. 15 [cited 2026 Jan. 16];8(2). Available from: https://revmediciego.sld.cu/index.php/mediciego/article/view/2836

Issue

Vol. 8 No. 2 (2002)

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Original article

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