Intralingual Thyroglossal Duct Cyst Excision

Drusin, Madeleine A.; Pereira, Nicola M.; Modi, Vikash K.

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“…An endoscopic cystectomy technique with laser ablation of the surgical cavity was also recently described for lingual thyroglossal duct cysts. 6 Six infants were successfully managed with this technique, which utilizes carbon dioxide laser and microlaryngeal instruments, although recurrence rates were not reported. Our technique differs significantly given the application of robotic surgery and the removal of the central portion of the hyoid bone through the base of tongue, which has never been described.…”

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Transoral Robotic Surgery Excision of Lingual Thyroglossal Duct Cysts Including the Central Hyoid Bone

2020

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“…Magnetic resonance imaging confirms a diagnosis of the thyroglossal duct cyst and its close correlation with the hyoid bone. It also provides objective data for measuring the lesion and depicts the exact location [15,18]. Fine needle aspiration biopsy (FNA) is often used to confirm or exclude the presence of lesions with cystic characteristics.…”

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Thyroglossal duct cyst as a cause of dyspnea in a two-year-old child

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Introduction. Thyroglossal duct cysts are developmental, epithelial lesions localized in the neck's median line. They occur mainly in children and adolescents, however, also in 1/3 of patients older than 20 years of age. Symptoms dependent on the size and location along the path of the thyroglossal duct. Case outline. This article presents a case, with diagnostic imaging and surgical treatment, of a two-year-old girl hospitalized due to dyspnea, caused by a large cyst localized at the base of the tongue during an upper respiratory tract infection. Before surgery, biochemical examinations diagnostic imaging were performed to exclude ectopic thyroid tissue. Surgery was performed applying Sistrunk's procedure, which entailed excising the cyst's tissue at its origin. Conclusion. In patients presenting with thyroglossal duct cysts, upper respiratory tract infections increase the probability of discovering previously existing cysts. A cyst localized around the foramen cecum can cause inspiratory and expiratory dyspnea.

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“…Como primera opción, se debe realizar una resonancia magnética de cuello debido a que proporciona información sobre detalles anatómicos precisos de los tejidos blandos, especialmente del cuello suprahioideo; otra de las ventajas de la resonancia magnética es que no expone al paciente a la radiación (8)(9)(10). Sin embargo, no se debe desconocer que la resonancia magnética representa un alto costo y no está disponible ampliamente, y que la tomografía computarizada (TC) contrastada de cuello se presenta como una segunda opción adecuada.…”

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“…Adicionalmente, se ha descrito la realización de una marsupialización transoral bajo la visión directa o endoscópica para los quistes tiroglosos linguales e intralinguales, la cual ha tenido buenos resultados (2,6,8). Respecto a los dispositivos de energía y las técnicas de disección utilizados, se han descrito el uso del láser, electrocauterio, disección en frío, microdebridador y dispositivos activados por ultrasonidos, utilizados de manera individual o combinados (12).…”

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Estudio de caso de un quiste tirogloso lingual: una urgencia en la vía aérea del lactante menor

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Jaramillo

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El quiste tirogloso es una de las principales causas de tumores congénitos en cuello, siendo la lengua un sitio infrecuente de presentación, no obstante, es relevante conocer esta ubicación, principalmente en lactantes menores, ya que, debido a sus características anatómicas, presentan como síntoma principal disnea, con diferentes grados de severidad que puede llegar a comprometer la vía aérea y la vida del paciente. Se presentan dos casos de lactantes que ingresan por estridor y signos de falla ventilatoria, se les realizó nasofibrolaringosocopia flexible evidenciando lesión de aspecto quístico en la base de la lengua, posteriormente se complementó estudio imagenológico, con primera opción diagnóstica quiste tirogloso lingual; se les realizó manejo quirúrgico con microlaringoscopia de suspensión más marsupialización endoscópica con corte frío y radiofrecuencia con adecuada evolución postoperatoria. Basados en los casos previos proponemos un algoritmo de manejo haciendo énfasis en el uso de imágenes diagnósticos y la técnica quirúrgica.

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Intralingual Thyroglossal Duct Cyst Excision

Cited by 4 publications

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Transoral Robotic Surgery Excision of Lingual Thyroglossal Duct Cysts Including the Central Hyoid Bone

Transoral Robotic Surgery Excision of Lingual Thyroglossal Duct Cysts Including the Central Hyoid Bone

Thyroglossal duct cyst as a cause of dyspnea in a two-year-old child

Estudio de caso de un quiste tirogloso lingual: una urgencia en la vía aérea del lactante menor

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