SURGICAL TREATMENT OF RECURRENT MULTI-NODULAR CERVICOTHORACIC GOITER

Relevance. Misdiagnosis of retrosternal goiter occurs in 0,2 to 45 % of patients.Case descriptions.  The authors present a case of recurrent cervical goiter from cervical exposure 34 years after the first surgical intervention. The reason for the goiter recurrence was considered as an inadequate pre...

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Main Authors: Elena A. Ilicheva, Daria V. Lebedeva, Eugene G. Grigoryev
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Language:English
Published: Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, Irkutsk State Medical University 2024-06-01
Series:Байкальский медицинский журнал
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Online Access:https://www.bmjour.ru/jour/article/view/211
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author Elena A. Ilicheva
Daria V. Lebedeva
Eugene G. Grigoryev
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Daria V. Lebedeva
Eugene G. Grigoryev
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description Relevance. Misdiagnosis of retrosternal goiter occurs in 0,2 to 45 % of patients.Case descriptions.  The authors present a case of recurrent cervical goiter from cervical exposure 34 years after the first surgical intervention. The reason for the goiter recurrence was considered as an inadequate previous surgery. In the presented case report, the node extended retrosternally to a depth of 8 cm, was fused to the paratracheal tissue, was supplied with blood from the right internal thoracic artery and was intimately adjacent to the aortic arch, which complicated surgical intervention from the classical approach. An atypical course of coronary heart disease was described as a manifestation of recurrent thyrotoxicosis. The lack of effect from conservative therapy for “cardiogenic” pathology could be due to the intrathoracic location of the goiter and the occurrence of subclinical thyrotoxicosis.Surgical intervention is reasonable to perform in the extent of thyroidectomy with mandatory removal of intra-thoracic nodes with the elimination of all symptoms of thyrotoxicosis. A retrosternal goiter with a spread below the aortic arch can be removed from the cervical exposure.
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spelling doaj.art-f1cf8fa3e03d40e79b8464b1f3ffc2bc2024-12-28T06:09:12ZengMinistry of Health of the Russian Federation, Irkutsk State Medical UniversityБайкальский медицинский журнал2949-07152024-06-0132394410.57256/2949-0715-2024-2-39-44124SURGICAL TREATMENT OF RECURRENT MULTI-NODULAR CERVICOTHORACIC GOITERElena A. Ilicheva0Daria V. Lebedeva1Eugene G. Grigoryev2Irkutsk Scientific Centre of Surgery and TraumatologyIrkutsk State Medical University, Russia, 664003, IrkutskIrkutsk State Medical University, Russia, 664003, Irkutsk Irkutsk Scientific Centre of Surgery and TraumatologyRelevance. Misdiagnosis of retrosternal goiter occurs in 0,2 to 45 % of patients.Case descriptions.  The authors present a case of recurrent cervical goiter from cervical exposure 34 years after the first surgical intervention. The reason for the goiter recurrence was considered as an inadequate previous surgery. In the presented case report, the node extended retrosternally to a depth of 8 cm, was fused to the paratracheal tissue, was supplied with blood from the right internal thoracic artery and was intimately adjacent to the aortic arch, which complicated surgical intervention from the classical approach. An atypical course of coronary heart disease was described as a manifestation of recurrent thyrotoxicosis. The lack of effect from conservative therapy for “cardiogenic” pathology could be due to the intrathoracic location of the goiter and the occurrence of subclinical thyrotoxicosis.Surgical intervention is reasonable to perform in the extent of thyroidectomy with mandatory removal of intra-thoracic nodes with the elimination of all symptoms of thyrotoxicosis. A retrosternal goiter with a spread below the aortic arch can be removed from the cervical exposure.https://www.bmjour.ru/jour/article/view/211multinodular goiterretrosternal goiterthyrotoxicosisthyroidectomycervicotomysupraventricular tachycardia
spellingShingle Elena A. Ilicheva
Daria V. Lebedeva
Eugene G. Grigoryev
SURGICAL TREATMENT OF RECURRENT MULTI-NODULAR CERVICOTHORACIC GOITER
Байкальский медицинский журнал
multinodular goiter
retrosternal goiter
thyrotoxicosis
thyroidectomy
cervicotomy
supraventricular tachycardia
title SURGICAL TREATMENT OF RECURRENT MULTI-NODULAR CERVICOTHORACIC GOITER
title_full SURGICAL TREATMENT OF RECURRENT MULTI-NODULAR CERVICOTHORACIC GOITER
title_fullStr SURGICAL TREATMENT OF RECURRENT MULTI-NODULAR CERVICOTHORACIC GOITER
title_full_unstemmed SURGICAL TREATMENT OF RECURRENT MULTI-NODULAR CERVICOTHORACIC GOITER
title_short SURGICAL TREATMENT OF RECURRENT MULTI-NODULAR CERVICOTHORACIC GOITER
title_sort surgical treatment of recurrent multi nodular cervicothoracic goiter
topic multinodular goiter
retrosternal goiter
thyrotoxicosis
thyroidectomy
cervicotomy
supraventricular tachycardia
url https://www.bmjour.ru/jour/article/view/211
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