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Pages 266-268 (November - December 1985)
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Vol. 21. Issue 6.
Pages 266-268 (November - December 1985)
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Eosinofilia asociada a carcinoma pulmonar. Estudio clinico de 6 casos
Eosinophylia in association with cancer of the lung
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H. Verea Hernando, M.T. Martin Egaña, J. Masa Jimenez, L. Dominguez Juncal, J. Fontan Bueso
Sección de Neumología. C.S. Juan Canalejo. La Coruña
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Presentamos seis pacientes diagnosticados de carcinoma pulmonar (cuatro epidermoides, un indiferenciado de células grandes y un oat-cell) que cursaban con eosinofilia periférica (EP) entre 1.440 y 15.964/μl). En tres casos no se detectaron datos bioquímicos ni gammagráficos que sugiriesen metástasis. Aunque en tres pacientes la EP remitió con el tratamiento, en uno no se elevó significativamente con la recurrencia del proceso. La evolución fue más tórpida en los que tenian EP más elevada. Aunque, en ocasiones, puede facilitar la aparición de tromboembolias, su interés es de limitado valor en el manejo de la enfermedad de base.

The authors report seven patients with pulmonar) cancer (4 epidermoid, 1 undifferentiated giant cell and 1 oat cell) who presented peripherical eosinophylia (PE) between 1.440-15.964/ml. In 3 cases no biochemical nor gammagraphic data suggesting metastasis were found. Although in 3 of the patients the PE remitted with treatment, in another one recurrence of the process did not result in any significant elevation. Patients with the highest EP showed the slowest course. Although on certain occasions, PE may favour thromboembolisms, its presence in the particular patients is of limited value only.

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