Palavras-chave
radioterapia
trasplante renal
sistema nervioso central
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Resumo
El síndrome linfoproliferativo postrasplante (SLPT) confinado al sistema nervioso central (SNC) es una entidad extremadamente rara y de mal pronóstico. El tratamiento tiene un impacto significativo en la supervivencia, pues no está claramente estandarizado, dada la poca incidencia de esta entidad y la poca literatura al respecto. La radioterapia es una alternativa de tratamiento en estos pacientes con afectación en el SNC. Se revisaron las principales características de esta patología y se reporta un caso de una adolescente de 13 años de edad con SLPT confinado a SNC como único sitio de compromiso, tratada con radioterapia, en quien se obtuvo una buena respuesta y adecuada tolerancia al tratamiento.
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