González PD, Hierresuelo JD, Misiara ÁN

Language: Spanish
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ABSTRACT

The uterine fibromas are the most frequent benign tumors of the top portion of the feminine genital device; they are asymptomatic in a status of 75 % to 80 %. From the macroscopic point of view there are firm circular or oval tumors consisted of fascicles of smooth muscle with a boss similar to a maelstrom. According to its location they are named: submucous, intramurales and subserous. A case is brought that there comes to the consultation of Gynecology of the "Illuminatdo Rodríguez" Hospital of the municipality Jagüey Grande, Matanzas; recounting inconveniences in the vagina and alleges also, that presents a mass that him protruye for the same one, that the march prevents him, accompanied by bad smell. Given birth subserous Leiomioma informs the result of the biopsy, he attends of superficial ulceration, extensive changes mixoides, aspect epiteloide focal and hialinización estromal.

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