학술논문
Liposarkom a ganglioneurom jako primární nádory retroperitonea
Liposarcoma and ganglioneuroma as primary retroperitoneal tumours
Liposarcoma and ganglioneuroma as primary retroperitoneal tumours
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Česká urologie : Czech urology : moderní časopis pro klinické a praktické urology | 2015 Volume:19 | Number:2
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Czech
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English
Abstract
V článku popisujeme kazuistiky dvou pacientů s maligním a benigním primárním tumorem retroperitonea, které byly diagnostikovány na základě symptomatologie z progredujícího narůstaní objemu tumoru. U jednoho pacienta byla provedena punkční biopsie se suspekcí na low grade liposarkom. Pacient byl indikován k operační revizi. S odstupem sedmi měsíců od operace došlo k recidivě onemocnění a byla provedena exstirpace recidivy tumoru s adjuvantní chemoterapií. Po ukončení systémové léčby byl pacient pro druhou recidivu opět operován s neradikálním odstraněním tumoru a byl indikován k paliativní systémové léčbě. V druhém případě byla na základě zobrazovacích metod indikovaná adrenalektomie pro suspektní tumor nadledviny. Definitivní histologie vyloučila afekci nadledviny a popsala ganglioneurom retroperitonea.
We decribe a case reports of two patients with benign and malignant primary retroperitoneal tumors that presented with symptoms due to of the progressive tumor growth. One patient un150 Ces Urol 2015; 19(2): 149–156 Kazuistika derwent percutaneous biopsy with a suspicion of low grade liposarcoma. The patient was designated for surgical intervention. The recurrence of the tumor occurs in seventh months post-surgery, at which point the tumor was excised and followed by postoperative chemotherapy. Upon completion the patient underwent an additional surgery for a second recurrence. Incomplete removal of the tumor was performed, and palliative systemic therapy followed. In the second case, a patient was indicated to adrenalectomy for suspicion of adrenal tumor based on finding from imaging methods. The final histology excluded adrenal pathology and instead described retroperitoneal ganglioneuroma.
Miroslav Hruška, Petr Klézl, Petr Nencka, Jiří Klečka, Ivan Kolombo, Tomáš Jirásek, Petr Kujal, Robert Grill
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We decribe a case reports of two patients with benign and malignant primary retroperitoneal tumors that presented with symptoms due to of the progressive tumor growth. One patient un150 Ces Urol 2015; 19(2): 149–156 Kazuistika derwent percutaneous biopsy with a suspicion of low grade liposarcoma. The patient was designated for surgical intervention. The recurrence of the tumor occurs in seventh months post-surgery, at which point the tumor was excised and followed by postoperative chemotherapy. Upon completion the patient underwent an additional surgery for a second recurrence. Incomplete removal of the tumor was performed, and palliative systemic therapy followed. In the second case, a patient was indicated to adrenalectomy for suspicion of adrenal tumor based on finding from imaging methods. The final histology excluded adrenal pathology and instead described retroperitoneal ganglioneuroma.
Miroslav Hruška, Petr Klézl, Petr Nencka, Jiří Klečka, Ivan Kolombo, Tomáš Jirásek, Petr Kujal, Robert Grill
Literatura