2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.anl.2016.02.016
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Surgical treatment of substernal goiter: An analysis of 44 cases

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“…Thyroid lobectomy can also be sufficient in selected high-risk patients, where a selective strategy may resolve the symptoms, while reducing the risk of complications such as bilateral RLN paralysis, tracheostomy and permanent hyperparathyroidism. This philosophy is shared by some authors [8] but not by others [30].…”
Section: Surgical Strategymentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Thyroid lobectomy can also be sufficient in selected high-risk patients, where a selective strategy may resolve the symptoms, while reducing the risk of complications such as bilateral RLN paralysis, tracheostomy and permanent hyperparathyroidism. This philosophy is shared by some authors [8] but not by others [30].…”
Section: Surgical Strategymentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Symptoms of secondary mediastinal goiters are dysphagia, dyspnea, and mass on the neck. Our patient did not have any mass on her neck but she had both dysphagia and dyspnea [2].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 58%
“…El BIT es una patología que puede clasificarse en dos diferentes subtipos, según su origen (1,4,12):  Bocio endotorácico o primario: es un subtipo raro, que corresponde únicamente al 0.2-1% del total de casos de BIT. Se puede definir como el desarrollo de un tejido tiroideo ectópico, producto de una migración anómala del primordio tiroideo, que no muestra continuidad con la glándula tiroides de la región cervical y que recibe vascularización torácica de arterias tales como la torácica interna y la aorta, entre otras.…”
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“…Ambas categorías no son excluyentes y existen casos en que el uso combinado es necesario, por lo que se debe explicar al paciente la probabilidad de un cambio de abordaje intraoperatorio (2,12). Más del 90% de los casos de BIT se pueden tratar mediante cirugía transcervical de forma exitosa (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)7,8,10). Esta cirugía consiste en un abordaje cervical estándar, seguido de la ligadura de la vena tiroidea superior y las arterias tiroideas antes de la disección del componente mediastinal del bocio para ser retraído delicadamente por el cuello (10).…”
Section: Tratamientounclassified
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