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A la vista: desenmascarando la leucemia de células pilosas a través del razonamiento clínico estructurado

Luís D Veiga1, Inês F Teixeira2, Joana B Vaz2

  • 1Internal Medicine, ULS Póvoa de Varzim/Vila do Conde, Póvoa de Varzim, PRT.

Cureus
|January 7, 2026
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Las sutiles anomalías sanguíneas pueden indicar una leucemia de células pilosas (HCL) temprana, un cáncer raro. El reconocimiento rápido por parte de los internistas es clave para el diagnóstico y manejo oportunos de esta neoplasia indolente de células B.

Palabras clave:
patología clínicacitopeniarazonamiento diagnósticodiagnóstico diferencialleucemia de células pilosasneoplasia indolente de células Batención multidisciplinariafrotis periféricotrombocitopenia

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