Search

Your search keyword '"Multinodular goiter"' showing total 5 results
Start Over Descriptor "Multinodular goiter" Language spanish; castilian
5 results on '"Multinodular goiter"'

1. Bocio multinodular gigante deformante. Presentación de un caso sin síntomas obstructivos

Author

Paul Bogucki, César Labastida, Anny Sánchez, José L. Tapia G, and Nelson Miliani

Subjects
Bocio Multinodular, Gigante, Bocio Endémico, Tiroides, Tiroidectomía, Multinodular goiter, endemic goiter, thyroid, thyroidectomy, Medicine (General), R5-920
Abstract

Se presenta el caso de un paciente masculino de 50 años, con una tumoración en la parte anterior de cuello de 25 años de evolución, sin síntomas de compresión. Al examen físico se aprecia una glándula tiroides de gran tamaño que deforma el cuello, de superficie lisa y nodular, de aproximadamente 16x12cm. Los estudios de imágenes y de laboratorio confirmaron el diagnóstico. Se practicó una tiroidectomía total, obteniéndose una glándula de 17x12cm. Se identificaron y preservaron ambos nervios laríngeos recurrentes y las glándulas paratiroides. No hubo complicaciones postoperatorias y el resultado estético fue satisfactorio. En conclusión el bocio es una patología común en las zonas con insuficiente aporte de Yodo, donde tiene una incidencia aproximada de 11%. Las estadísticas obtenidas en nuestro hospital se corresponden con lo publicado en la literatura internacional. La variedad gigante es infrecuente, constituyendo una causa de síntomas compresivos y disconformidad estética, por lo que la cirugía es la indicación terapéutica. Abstract Giant multinodular goiter. A case report with no obstructive symptoms In this report we show a 50 years male patient with a tumor in the anterior part of neck of 25 years of evolution, without symptoms of compression. Physical examination shows a large thyroid gland, which deforms the neck, smooth and nodular, painless to palpation, approximately 16x12cm. Imaging studies and laboratory-confirmed diagnosis of multinodular goiter. A total thyroidectomy was performed, with a gland 17x12cm. Were identified and preserved both recurrent laryngeal nerves and parathyroid glands. There were no postoperative complications and the aesthetic result was satisfactory. In conclusion the goiter is a condition common in areas with insufficient supply of iodine, which has an incidence of approximately 11%. The statistics obtained in our hospital are as published in the international literature to endemic areas. The variety of the giant goiter is uncommon, constituting a cause of compressive symptoms and aesthetic disagreement, therefore, that surgery is the therapeutic indication.

Published
2014

2. Bocio gigante como causa de disnea aguda asociado a parálisis recurrencial bilateral

Author

Rivero, Vicente Pino, García, Mónica Marcos, Palomino, Alícia González, Santos, Maria Elena Mora, Albarrán, Alfonso Ambel, and Ugena, Eladio Rejas

Subjects
acute dyspnea, Bocio multinodular, Multinodular goiter, disnea aguda
Abstract

We report the clinical case of a 57 years-old female with Multi- nodular Goiter (BMN) grade IV-V and giant that had produced a bilateral recurrential palsy by compression and a near total glotic stenosis. The acute dyspnea of the patient required a tracheostomy and later we performed a total thyroidectomy with AP diagnosis of nodular hyperplasia. There were not complications after the surgery.The giant goiters can a!fect the airway seriously. Symptoms and imaging tests are usefull for diagnosis and the first treatment is surgery in these cases. Presentamos el caso clínico de una mujer de 57 afíos con Bocio Multinodular (BMN) grado IV-V gigante que provocó una parálisis recurrencial bilateral por compresión y estenosis glótica casi total. La disnea aguda que presentaba la paciente obligó a una traqueotomía y posteriormente realizamos una tiroidectomía total con diagnóstico AP de hiperplasia nodular. No se registraron complicaciones postoperatorias.Los bocios de gran tamafío pueden comprometer seriamente la vía aérea. La clínica y las pruebas de imagen son útiles para el diagnóstico y el tratamiento de elección en estos casos es la cirugía.

Published
2009

3. Tiroidectomia total en afecciones benignas de la glándula tiroides

Author

Lucena Olavarrieta, Jorge R., Coronel, Paúl, and Orellana, Ysabelen

Subjects
Revistas, Facultad de Medicina, Recurrencia, Thyroid glands, Benign disease, Revista MedULA, Enfermedad benigna, Relapse, Tiroides, Total thyroidectomy, Bocio multinodular, Tiroidectomía total, Multinodular goiter
Abstract

Editorial. ¡Ya tenemos símbolo, ícono o logotipo!. Now we have symbol, icono or logo!. Salinas, Pedro José Accidentes domésticos en ancianos. Municipio Libertador. Mérida. 1993-1996. Domestics accidents in elderly people. Libertador County of Mérida State. 1993-1996. Salinas, Pedro José Rojas Márquez, Reina Estrés y síntomas en personal de salud del Hospital Universitario de Los Andes. Stress and symptoms in health staff of the Hospital Universitario de Los Andes. Mérida. Venezuela. Molina de González-Méndez, Tivizay Manzanilla, María D. Caltagirone, Raimondo Vera, Mariflor Torres, Adrián R. Ausentismo laboral de causa médica en el Instituto Autónomo Hospital Universitario de Los Andes. Work absenteeism by medical cause. Instituto Autónomo Hospital Universitario de Los Andes. Mérida. Venezuela. 2001-2003. Parada de Denis, María Eugenia Moreno Barrios, Reyla Rincón, Eglis Mejía, Zurayma Mora, Dania Margarita Rivas Padilla, Fernando Actividad de la arginasa sérica en pacientes con carcinoma gástrico. Serum arginase activity in patients with gastric carcinoma. Alarcón Corredor, Oscar Marino Tauil B., Eduar Navarro, Fanny Ramírez de Fernández, María D'Jesús A., Iraima Alfonso, Reina Carrero M., Pablo E. Rondón, Carlos Estudio preliminar de la profilaxis de la epilepsia en acúmulos, con midazolam. Preliminary study of prophylaxis of cluster seizure with midazolam. Paredes, Gustavo Rondón, Juana Vielma, Marly Andrade, M. Adenitis tuberculosa inguinal. Reporte de un caso. Inguinal adenitis tuberculosis. Rojas, Abdón Lacruz, Heriberto Salinas, Pedro José Rangel, Daicy de Hernández, Morelia Tiroidectomia total en afecciones benignas de la glándula tiroides. Total thyroidectomy for clinically benign disease of the thyroid gland. Lucena Olavarrieta, Jorge R. Coronel, Paúl Orellana, Ysabelen 41-47 jorge_lucena@yahoo.com. semestral Nivel analítico

Published
2006

4. Lymphoepithelial cyst of the thyroid gland: a case report and review of the literature

Author

San Miguel Fraile, P., Fernández Pérez, G. C., Ortiz Rey, J. A., Rivas Barros, C., and Rouco Rouco, J. S.

Subjects
endocrine system, Thyroid gland, endocrine system diseases, Quiste linfoepitelial, Lymphoepithelial cysts, Bocio, Chronic lymphocytic thyroiditis, Tiroides, Tiroiditis linfocítica, Multinodular goiter
Abstract

Describimos un caso de quiste linfoepitelial intratiroideo en un varón de 31 años con tiroiditis linfocítica crónica y diagnosticado previamente de bocio multinodular. La lesión fue extirpada e histológicamente estaba tapizada por epitelio escamoso y/o cilíndrico y subyacentemente presentaba celularidad linfoide con patrón folicular. Según la literatura revisada, tan sólo hay veinte casos descritos en la literatura médica y en diez casos estaban asociados a tiroiditis crónica. We report a case of lymphoepithelial cyst of the thyroid gland in a 31 year-old-man with chronic lymphocytic thyroiditis and history of multinodular goiter. The lesion was resected and the histopathologic examination showed that the cystic mass was lined by squamous and focally columnar epithelium, an it was surrounded by follicular lymphoid tissue. To our knowledge only twenty cases of this lesion have been reported in the medical literature. An association with chronic thyroiditis has been noted in 10 cases.

Published
2006

5. [What would you do in front of a patient with a Horner syndrome?]

Author

Camós-Carreras A, Fontana S, and Ortiz-Pérez S

Subjects
Female, Goiter, Nodular pathology, Horner Syndrome etiology, Humans, Middle Aged, Thyroid Diseases diagnosis, Thyroid Diseases diagnostic imaging, Blepharoptosis etiology, Horner Syndrome diagnosis, Thyroid Diseases complications
Abstract

Horner's syndrome (HS) occurs when there is disruption to the oculosympathetic pathway. Its features include eyelid ptosis, miosis and anhidrosis. The aetiology of this syndrome is varied and includes tumours, trauma, vascular disease and iatrogenic. Different pharmacologic tests are used for diagnosis, such as cocaine, hydroxyamphetamine and apraclonidine; while neuroimaging helps elucidating the aetiology. We present a case of a 63-year-old female referred to our service with a 4-month history of right eyelid ptosis. During examination right miosis was noted. The patient reported a history of multinodular goiter. Pharmacologic tests and neuroimaging confirmed the diagnosis of HS secondary to thyroid disease., (Copyright © 2016 Sociedad Española de Médicos de Atención Primaria (SEMERGEN). Publicado por Elsevier España, S.L.U. All rights reserved.)

Published
2018
Full Text
View/download PDF

Catalog

Books, media, physical & digital resources
See catalog results