Hemangioendotelíosarcoma y cirrosis hepática 25 años después de una angiografía con dióxido de torio (Thorotrast)
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Se presenta el caso de un paciente que presentó hemangioendotelíosarcoma hepático con metástasis en el miocardio y suprarrenal derecha asociado a cirrosis hepática, ambas lesiones secundarias a la administración de dióxido de torio (Thorotrast), 25 años antes de la muerte de dicho paciente. Se comprueba una vez más que el dióxido de torio provoca cirrosis y tumores hepáticos. La asociación de lesiones en nuestro enfermo apoya la hipótesis de que la inducción tumoral se relaciona con dos factores: la radiación mantenida y la cirrosis con su prolongada regeneración.Downloads
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