Extrathyroidal Implantation of Thyroid Hyperplastic/neoplastic Cells after Endoscopic Thyroid Surgery
Chinese Medical Sciences JournalVol. 29, Issue 3, Pages: 180-184(2014)
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Extrathyroidal Implantation of Thyroid Hyperplastic/neoplastic Cells after Endoscopic Thyroid Surgery
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Department of General Surgery, Peking Union Medical College Hospital, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences & Peking Union Medical College,Beijing,China,100730
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Published Online:29 September 2014,
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Cao Xi, Xie-qun Xu, Tao Hong, et al. Extrathyroidal Implantation of Thyroid Hyperplastic/neoplastic Cells after Endoscopic Thyroid Surgery[J]. Chinese medical sciences journal, 2014, 29(3): 180-184.
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Cao Xi, Xie-qun Xu, Tao Hong, et al. Extrathyroidal Implantation of Thyroid Hyperplastic/neoplastic Cells after Endoscopic Thyroid Surgery[J]. Chinese medical sciences journal, 2014, 29(3): 180-184.DOI:
Extrathyroidal Implantation of Thyroid Hyperplastic/neoplastic Cells after Endoscopic Thyroid Surgery
Objective To report a case of the implantation of thyroid hyperplastic or neoplastic tissue after endoscopic thyroidectomy and discuss this complication in aspects of prevalence
pathogenesis
protection
and therapies. Methods A systematic search of literature from the PubMed database was conducted for identifying eligible studies on implantation of thyroid hyperplastic or neoplastic cells after endoscopic thyroid surgery. Results Overall
5 reported cases on patients suffering from endoscopic thyroid surgery with implantation of thyroid hyperplastic or neoplastic cells were included in the systematic review. Conclusions Unskilled surgeons
rough intraoperative surgical treatment
scarification or rupture of tumor
contamination of instruments
chimney effect
aerosolization of tumor cells may be associated with the implantation after endoscopic thyroidectomy. To minimize the risk of such complication
we should be more meticulous and strict the endoscopic surgery indications.
Abstract
Objective To report a case of the implantation of thyroid hyperplastic or neoplastic tissue after endoscopic thyroidectomy and discuss this complication in aspects of prevalence
pathogenesis
protection
and therapies. Methods A systematic search of literature from the PubMed database was conducted for identifying eligible studies on implantation of thyroid hyperplastic or neoplastic cells after endoscopic thyroid surgery. Results Overall
5 reported cases on patients suffering from endoscopic thyroid surgery with implantation of thyroid hyperplastic or neoplastic cells were included in the systematic review. Conclusions Unskilled surgeons
rough intraoperative surgical treatment
scarification or rupture of tumor
contamination of instruments
chimney effect
aerosolization of tumor cells may be associated with the implantation after endoscopic thyroidectomy. To minimize the risk of such complication
we should be more meticulous and strict the endoscopic surgery indications.