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Rev Med Hosp Gen Mex 2010; 73 (2)


Sialadenitis poco frecuentes. Conceptos actuales

Lazos OM

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 45
Paginas: 120-128
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FRAGMENTO

La patología no neoplásica de las glándulas salivales consiste en anomalías del desarrollo, alteraciones obstructivas, infecciones, manifestaciones de procesos sistémicos, lesiones asociadas a problemas inmunológicos y condiciones idiopáticas. Algunas lesiones reactivas pueden simular neoplasias benignas o malignas, entre ellas están el tumor de Küttner, la adenosis esclerosante poliquística, la sialometaplasia necrosante y la lesión quística asociada a SIDA.


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