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Vol. 29. Issue 4.
Pages 408-413 (January 2005)
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Vol. 29. Issue 4.
Pages 408-413 (January 2005)
Carcinoma micropapilar de vejiga: aportación de un caso y revisión de la bibliografía
Micropapillary carcinoma of the bladder: case report and review of the literature
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L. Ripa Saldías1, A. Hualde Alfaro, A. De Pablo Cárdenas, M. Pinós Paul, A. Santiago González de Garibay
Hospital Virgen de Camino Pamplona
R. Guarch Troyas*
* Servicio de Urología y Servicio de Anatomía Patológica
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El carcinoma micropapilar (CMP) es una variante anatomopatológica infrecuente de carcinoma vesical de comportamiento agresivo. Se presenta habitualmente como carcinoma de alto grado, en estadios avanzados y asociado a otras formas histológicas en proporciones variables. No manifiesta signos clínicos diferenciales con el carcinoma vesical típico. Los estudios de marcadores moleculares son todavía contradictorios. El tratamiento debería ser precoz y agresivo, fundamentalmente quirúrgico, dado que la Radioterapia y la Quimioterapia han demostrado escasa eficacia hasta el momento.

Presentamos el caso de un varón de 72 años con síntomas miccionales de larga evolución y hematuria macroscópica de reciente aparición que se diagnosticó de CMP en estadio avanzado. Al año de la cistectomía radical asociada a quimioterapia con carboplatino y gemcitabina se evidenció progression rápida de la enfermedad y falleció a los 14 meses.

Palabras clave:
Vejiga
Carcinoma transicional
Carcinoma micropapilar
Abstract

Micropapillary carcinoma is an uncommon pathologic variant of bladder carcinoma with aggressive behavior. Its usual presentation is like a high grade and high stage carcinoma and associated with other histologic types in different proportion. It doesn´t differ clinically from normal transitional cell carcinoma of the bladder. Studies of molecular markers are still contradictories. Treatment should be early and aggresive, based on surgical therapy as radiotherapy and chemotherapy have shown limited results.

We report a 72 years old man suffering from low urinary tract symptoms for years and recently presented gross hematuria. He was diagnosed as high stage micropapillary carcinoma. One year after radical cystectomy and subsequent chemotherapy based on carboplatin and gemcitabine , progression of the disease was shown on CT and the patient died 14 months after the diagnosis.

Keywords:
Bladder
Transitional carcinoma
Micropapillary carcinoma

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