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Quimioembolização arterial transcateter de carcinoma hepatocelular em paciente com oclusão de tronco celíaco: um desafio terapêutico

Authors: Altino Ono Moraes; Ecio Alves do Nascimento; Tiago Francisco Meleiro Zubiolo; Marcos Fábio Maximiano de Paula; Augusto Felipe Bruchez Brito; Bruno Filipe Viotto Petta; Gustavo Martini Perini; +1 Authors

Quimioembolização arterial transcateter de carcinoma hepatocelular em paciente com oclusão de tronco celíaco: um desafio terapêutico

Abstract

Resumo A quimioembolização arterial transcateter consiste em promover isquemia e ação citotóxica por meio da injeção de microesferas contendo quimioterápicos aplicada seletivamente nos vasos que nutrem o tumor. Paciente do sexo feminino, com 87 anos, em tratamento paliativo para carcinoma hepatocelular com indicação de quimioembolização, foi submetida a angiografia pré-procedimento, a qual identificou oclusão do tronco celíaco. A opção foi a cateterismo seletiva da artéria hepática própria por uma via alternativa para lançamento do agente quimioterápico, através da artéria mesentérica superior com comunicação utilizando a arcada pancreatoduodenal. Evidências de aumento da sobrevida demonstrados em estudos após a quimioembolização foram relatados, bem como redução da taxa de crescimento tumoral; entretanto, dificuldades em acessar e cateterizar a artéria nutrícia tumoral através do acesso alternativo tornam o procedimento um desafio, devido à tortuosidade da arcada pancreatoduodenal.

Keywords

Therapeutic Challenge, RD1-811, RC666-701, palliative treatment, Diseases of the circulatory (Cardiovascular) system, Surgery, hepatocellular carcinoma, chemoembolization

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