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Carcinoma de Merkel (carcinoma neuroendocrino)

Authors: Madriz de Haan, Pedro; Rodríguez, Greivin;

Carcinoma de Merkel (carcinoma neuroendocrino)

Abstract

Desde que el carcinoma de Merkel fue descrito por primera vez, hace poco más de cuatro décadas por Cyril Toker en el año de 1972; ha despertado el interés de los colegas médicos. Factores de esta patología como: su célula de origen, etiología, evolución y tratamiento al día de hoy se mantienen en discusión y se modifican con el paso del tiempo. El advenimiento de la microscopía electrónica y la inmunohistoquímica han colaborado en la definición etiológica de esta neoplasia y otros descubrimientos como el del poliomavirus de células de Merkel, han brindado información importante sobre la génesis de este proceso. El tratamiento del carcinoma de células de Merkel sigue sufriendo leves variaciones con el paso del tiempo y se mantiene en discusión a la fecha. Presentamos el caso de una paciente con un carcinoma de células de Merkel con revisión de la literatura actual.

Since Merkel carcinoma was first described more than four decades ago by Cyril Toker little in the year 1972; has attracted interest from medical colleagues. Factors of this disease as their cell of origin, etiology, course and treatment today remain under discussion and change over time. The advent of electron microscopy and immunohistochemistry have collaborated in the etiological definition of this neoplasm and other discoveries such as the Merkel cell polyomavirus, have provided important information on the genesis of this process. The treatment of Merkel cell carcinoma is still suffering slight variations over time and remains in discussion to date. We report a patient with Merkel cell carcinoma with review of the current literature.

Keywords

Merkel cell carcinoma, Merkel cell, inmunohistoquímica, electron microscopy, célula de Merkel, immunohistochemistry, dermatopatología, anatomía patológica, dermatopathology, microscopía electrónica, Carcinoma de Merkel, surgical pathology

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