Medicine · 2026
Perioperative enhanced recovery after surgery protocols with anterior mediastinal ectopic parathyroid tumor: A case report.
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Zhu Xiaodan, Yu Yingxia, Huang Kanghui
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RATIONALE: To summarize the perioperative nursing experience in the successful treatment of anterior mediastinal ectopic parathyroid tumors.
PATIENT CONCERNS: A 50-year-old female, who had previously undergone treatment for a parathyroid adenoma for 7 years, was admitted to the hospital because of recurrent pancreatitis, kidney stones, hypercalcemia (2.98 mmol/L), elevated parathyroid hormone levels (299 pg/mL), and an abnormal parathyroid gland discovered in an external hospital examination 2 months prior.
DIAGNOSES: Primary hyperparathyroidism secondary to an anterior mediastinal ectopic parathyroid tumor.
INTERVENTIONS: After the patient was admitted to the hospital, an multidisciplinary team discussion was immediately organized and a multidisciplinary collaborative team consisting of endocrinology, radiology, thoracic surgery, general surgery, and nursing departments was formed. The multidisciplinary team evaluated the patient's treatment and ultimately decided to perform pre-diaphragmatic tumor resection under 99mTcO4-MIBI localization and developed a perioperative rapid recovery plan for the patient.
OUTCOMES: The patient achieved rapid recovery and was discharged 2 days after surgery. At discharge, serum parathyroid hormone decreased to 16 pg/mL, and serum calcium decreased to 2.68 mmol/L.A follow-up intervention was conducted half a year after discharge, and the patient remained in good recovery condition.
LESSONS: A multidisciplinary enhanced recovery after surgery protocol with a clinical decision support system monitoring enables safe ultra-early discharge, addresses the unique challenges of anterior mediastinal ectopic parathyroid tumor surgery, and provides a replicable framework for complex endocrine perioperative care.
PATIENT CONCERNS: A 50-year-old female, who had previously undergone treatment for a parathyroid adenoma for 7 years, was admitted to the hospital because of recurrent pancreatitis, kidney stones, hypercalcemia (2.98 mmol/L), elevated parathyroid hormone levels (299 pg/mL), and an abnormal parathyroid gland discovered in an external hospital examination 2 months prior.
DIAGNOSES: Primary hyperparathyroidism secondary to an anterior mediastinal ectopic parathyroid tumor.
INTERVENTIONS: After the patient was admitted to the hospital, an multidisciplinary team discussion was immediately organized and a multidisciplinary collaborative team consisting of endocrinology, radiology, thoracic surgery, general surgery, and nursing departments was formed. The multidisciplinary team evaluated the patient's treatment and ultimately decided to perform pre-diaphragmatic tumor resection under 99mTcO4-MIBI localization and developed a perioperative rapid recovery plan for the patient.
OUTCOMES: The patient achieved rapid recovery and was discharged 2 days after surgery. At discharge, serum parathyroid hormone decreased to 16 pg/mL, and serum calcium decreased to 2.68 mmol/L.A follow-up intervention was conducted half a year after discharge, and the patient remained in good recovery condition.
LESSONS: A multidisciplinary enhanced recovery after surgery protocol with a clinical decision support system monitoring enables safe ultra-early discharge, addresses the unique challenges of anterior mediastinal ectopic parathyroid tumor surgery, and provides a replicable framework for complex endocrine perioperative care.