Angiofibrome orbitaire à cellules géantes: à propos dun cas

Kamal Loutfi Nuiakh, Hicham Tahri

PAMJ. 2014; 17:51. Published 23 Jan 2014 | doi:10.11604/pamj.2014.17.51.3582

Langiofibrome à cellules géantes (GCA) est une tumeur bénigne fibroblastique très rare, qui prédomine au niveau orbitaire et des tissus mous de la face. Limagerie peut faire simuler un processus malin. Les caractéristiques histopathologiques sont très évocatrices du diagnostic. Lévolution nest pas dénuée de récidives.

Corresponding author
Kamal loutfi Nuiakh, Service dOphtalmologie, CHU Hassan II, Fès, Maroc (Nuiakh.Kamal.Loutfi@gmaill.com)

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