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Mauro Zamboni1, Deborah C Lannes, Andreia Monteiro
1MD, FCCP (TE SBPT)-Pneumologista do Grupo de Oncologia Torácica do HC I - INCA/MS - Rio de Janeiro. mauro.zamboni@gmail.com
Abstract:
Pulmonary blastoma is a rare primary lung tumor with poor prognosis that commonly presents at a younger age than the non-small cell lung cancer. Classically they are large, symptomatic tumors with lymph nodal metastasis and carry poor prognosis. Pathological examination revealed features suggesting a biphasic tumor with mesenchymal and epithelial components. Over 200 cases have been reported so far worldwide since the first description of the tumor in 1945. Authors present a case of pulmonary blastoma with literature revision.
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