Biopsia aspiración con aguja fina (BACAF) en el diagnóstico de endometriosis
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Fine needle aspiration biopsy was infrequently used in skin and soft tissues, but is presented here as a diagnostic tool for two extrapelvic endometriosis cases.
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La Biopsia por Aspiracion con Aguja Fina (BACAF) es el metodo de eleccion en el diagnostico de nodulos tiroideos, mamarios, ganglios linfaticos y glandulas salivares. En piel y tejidos blandos ha sido utilizada con poca frecuencia. Presentamos dos casos de endometriosis extrapelvica, localizada en tejidos blandos y pared abdominal. Se trata de dos mujeres con nodulos dolorosos en la pared abdominal y sobre cicatriz de cirugia ginecologica. El diagnostico se confirmo en una de las pacientes con biopsia excisional, otra recibio tratamiento medico.
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