Tuberculosis gástrica que simula otra patología: caso clínico
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La tuberculosis gástrica es una entidad rara que simula otras patologías. Suele asociarse con diagnósticos tardíos debido a sus características clínicas y forma de presentación atípica en este tipo de órganos. Se extrajeron los datos de la historia de una paciente, previo consentimiento informado. Se describen las características clínicas, el enfoque inicial, los hallazgos endoscópicos y la similitud con otras patologías, para terminar con una revisión del tema en la literatura. La tuberculosis gástrica simuló, inicialmente, otras patologías, lo que generó retraso y algunas dificultades en el diagnóstico y manejo. Se trata de una entidad con manifestaciones clínicas variables e inespecíficas, que se confunden con otras entidades, dada su similitud clínica y poca frecuencia de presentación. Existe poca literatura y la mayoría se limita a reportes de casos aislados, con comportamiento benigno y respuesta adecuada al manejo médico con fármacos antituberculosos.
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