Perforación intestinal secundaria a linfoma T entérico en un paciente sin intolerancia al gluten

Llorente, Carmen Payá; Ebri, María Luisa Pérez; Abril, Segundo Ángel Gómez; López, Elías Martínez; Aznar, J; Ortega, Gonzalo Garrigós; Villena, Ernesto Armañanzas

doi:10.1016/j.gastrohep.2015.04.011

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“…Enteric T-lymphoma subtype represents < 20% of lymphomas of the intestinal tract, with a low annual incidence according to epidemiological data 1 . Two histological subtypes have been described.…”

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“…Type I with refractory celiac disease that represents 80-90% of cases common in western countries. Type II is present sporadically in 10-20% of cases, not associated with celiac disease and more frequent in Asian countries according to the WHO classification 1 . Clinically, these patients debut with acute abdomen due to intestinal perforation in more than 50% of cases.…”

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“…Clinically, these patients debut with acute abdomen due to intestinal perforation in more than 50% of cases. A 60% survival rate has been reported when there is no secondary disease and < 20% at 5 years when there is metastatic involvement 1 . In Colombia, no cases associated with Type 2 have been reported.…”

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Enteric T-lymphoma subtype has an incidence of 0.5/1 million inhabitants per year. The most common presentation is Type I that represents 80-90% of cases common in western countries. Type II present in 10-20% of cases, not associated with celiac disease and more frequent in Asian countries according to the WHO classification and was the subtype presented by the case patient which is extremely rare in Western countries and no cases have been described in Colombia. The importance of describing this case is to set a precedent of the existence in our country and to suspect the disease whit a similar clinical.

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