Dermoid Cysts and Teratomata of the Mediastinum

Rusby, N. Lloyd

doi:10.1016/s0096-5588(20)31650-0

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“…In 1928, Kerr and Warfield reported 138 cases of mediastinal dermoid cysts in the literature, although some may not have been pure intrathoracic dermoids [ 52 ]. In 1944, Lloyd Rusby conducted an extensive review of dermoid cysts and mediastinal teratomas, encompassing relevant literature published between 1827 and 1939.…”

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The mediastinum constitutes an area of special surgical interest due to important anatomical relationships and histopathologic variability of mediastinal primary and metastatic tumours. Mediastinum was considered inaccessible until the end of the 19 th century. For many decades the diagnosis of mediastinal disease relied solely upon clinical presentation, and the mainstay of treatment was medical therapy. The advancements in radiology and intraoperative ventilatory support facilitated the improvement of certain diagnostic and therapeutic approaches to mediastinal disease.

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“…The review identified 245 confirmed cases, and the author added 6 more cases to the compilation. It appears that the first resection of a mediastinal dermoid cyst was performed by Senn in 1905 [ 52 ].…”

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confidence: 99%