Mastocitoma
Lemarié J.R., Lemarié L.S. y Hedlund S.C.*
Los mastocitos provendrían de la médula ósea y en su mayoría maduran en el tejido conectivo. SuCELULAS CEBADAS (mastocitos)
Hasta el momento no se identificó una causa definitiva para el mastocitoma aunque ciertasETIOLOGIA
PRESENTACION CLINICASi bien la consulta suele girar en torno a una masa cutánea visible, el paciente puede tener
Comprenden ulceración gastroduodenal, coagulopatía local y sistémica, retardo cicatrizal, dañoSINDROMES PARANEOPLASICOS
El diagnóstico es directo y se fundamentamenta en los resultados de la aspiración y citología oDIAGNOSTICO
Después del diagnóstico es importante valorar la extensión tumoral (estadificación) para la cual seMETODOS COMPLEMENTARIOS
EVALUACION GANGLIONAR REGIONAL. Los ganglios normales caninos contienen células cebadas, por
Pese a las numerosas opciones terapéuticas disponibles no siempre se alcanza una cura definitiva.TRATAMIENTO
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