Nódulos pulmonares subsólidos: presentación de casos y estado actual
Subsolid pulmonary nodules: presentation of cases and current state of the matter
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El avance reciente en la tecnología escanográfica con la introducción de tomografía axial con multidetectores, ha permitido diferenciar, cada vez con mayor asiduidad, la presencia de lesiones pulmonares denominadas nódulos pulmonares subsólidos u opacidades nodulares en vidrio esmerilado, las cuales pueden asociarse con diferentes etiologlas, incluso con cáncer pulmonar. Aún no hay consenso acerca de cómo abordar, dar seguimiento, diagnosticar o tratar dichas lesiones, y por ello con este artículo se pretende revisar su estado actual a propósito de cuatro casos clínicos tratados en la Fundación Santa Fe de Bogotá.
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