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Adenocarcinoma do Cólon e Polimiosite Paraneoplásica: a Importância do Programa de Reabilitação

Colon Adenocarcinoma and Paraneoplastic Polymyositis: the Importance of a Rehabilitation Program
Authors: Neves, AF; Calado, A;

Adenocarcinoma do Cólon e Polimiosite Paraneoplásica: a Importância do Programa de Reabilitação

Abstract

O carcinoma do cólon e recto é o tumor gastrointestinal mais frequente. A polimiosite é uma doença rara, inflamatória, frequentemente idiopática, que se manifesta por diminuição da força muscular proximal. Raramente, pode associar-se a síndrome paraneoplásica. Existem diversos estudos sobre a relação entre neoplasias e dermatomiosite ou polimiosite. Contudo, a associação do adenocarcinoma do cólon e miopatias inflamatórias é uma raridade, especialmente na ausência de lesões cutâneas. Apresentamos o caso clínico de uma doente com adenocarcinoma do cólon, avaliada no serviço de urgência por quadro de polimiosite paraneoplásica, e posterior seguimento clínico em enfermaria, salientando o papel da reabilitação na vertente do doente oncológico e nesta entidade clínica em particular.

Revista da Sociedade Portuguesa de Medicina Física e de Reabilitação, v. 27, n. 2 (2015): Ano 23

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Neoplasias do Cólon, Polimiosite, Reabilitação, Neoplasias Colorectais/reabilitação; Polimiosite/reabilitação, CHLC MFR

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