BMC medical imaging · 2021
The clinical significance of remnant thyroid tissue in thyroidectomized differentiated thyroid cancer patients on 131I-SPECT/CT.
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Wang Feng, Nie Hui, Li Wei, Zhang Rusen, Li Wen
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BACKGROUND: To explore the 131I-SPECT/CT characteristics of remnant thyroid tissue (RTT) in differentiated thyroid cancer (DTC), further assess the risk factors and clinical significance.
METHODS: 52 DTC patients after total thyroidectomy had undergone neck 131I-SPECT/CT before 131I ablation. The diagnosis of RTT was based on SPECT/CT and follow-up at least 3 months. The anatomic locations and features of SPECT/CT of RTT were assessed by reviewers. The risk factors of RTT with CT positive were analyzed by the chi-square test.
RESULTS: A total of 80 lesions of RTT were diagnosed in this study, most of them were mainly located in the regions adjacent to trachea cartilage (37/80) or lamina of thyroid cartilage (17/80). On SPECT/CT of RTT, low, moderate and high uptake were respectively noted in 10, 24 and 46 lesions, definite positive, suspected positive and negative CT findings were respectively noted in 10, 21 and 49. The RTT lesions with definite positive CT findings were mainly located adjacent to lamina of thyroid cartilage (5/10). Primary thyroid tumor (P = 0.029) and T stage (P = 0.000) were the effective risk factors of CT positive RTT.
CONCLUSIONS: RTT has certain characteristic distribution and appearances on SPECT/CT. Most of RTT with definite CT abnormalities located adjacent to lamina of thyroid cartilage, which suggest surgeons should strengthen the careful removal in this region, especially primary thyroid tumor involving bilateral and T4 stage. This study can provide a certain value for the improvement of thyroidectomy quality in DTC patients.
METHODS: 52 DTC patients after total thyroidectomy had undergone neck 131I-SPECT/CT before 131I ablation. The diagnosis of RTT was based on SPECT/CT and follow-up at least 3 months. The anatomic locations and features of SPECT/CT of RTT were assessed by reviewers. The risk factors of RTT with CT positive were analyzed by the chi-square test.
RESULTS: A total of 80 lesions of RTT were diagnosed in this study, most of them were mainly located in the regions adjacent to trachea cartilage (37/80) or lamina of thyroid cartilage (17/80). On SPECT/CT of RTT, low, moderate and high uptake were respectively noted in 10, 24 and 46 lesions, definite positive, suspected positive and negative CT findings were respectively noted in 10, 21 and 49. The RTT lesions with definite positive CT findings were mainly located adjacent to lamina of thyroid cartilage (5/10). Primary thyroid tumor (P = 0.029) and T stage (P = 0.000) were the effective risk factors of CT positive RTT.
CONCLUSIONS: RTT has certain characteristic distribution and appearances on SPECT/CT. Most of RTT with definite CT abnormalities located adjacent to lamina of thyroid cartilage, which suggest surgeons should strengthen the careful removal in this region, especially primary thyroid tumor involving bilateral and T4 stage. This study can provide a certain value for the improvement of thyroidectomy quality in DTC patients.
Предметные рубрики MeSH
Adenocarcinoma, FollicularAdolescentAdultAgedChi-Square DistributionChildFemaleHumansIodine RadioisotopesMaleMiddle AgedNeoplasm StagingNeoplasm, ResidualRisk FactorsSingle Photon Emission Computed Tomography Computed TomographyThyroid Cancer, PapillaryThyroid CartilageThyroid GlandThyroid NeoplasmsThyroidectomyTomography, X-Ray ComputedTracheaYoung Adult