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Seorang Penderita dengan Retrosternal Goiter: [A Patient with Retrosternal Goiter: A Rare Case]
, 2016 Background: Retrosternal goiter of the thyroid gland is the inclusion of 50% or more into the thoracic cavity. Many terms are used to describe the entry of the thyroid gland into the thoracic cavity include: substernal goiter, intrathoracic goiter ...
Maranatha, Daniel, Mawardi, Mawardi
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Surgical treatment of substernal goiter
, 2000 Background: Substernal goiter differs from its cervical counterpart in regard to its clinical presentation, surgical management, pathological analysis and postoperative ...
Hasbahceci, M +3 more
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Use of Ultrasonography for Goiter Assessment in IDD: Studies in Tanzania [PDF]
, 1987 Gutekunst, R. +9 more
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Chest, 1995
Retrosternal goiter is a common cause of compression of adjacent structures, and it may harbor cancer.During a 22-year period, we treated 44 patients with intrathoracic multinodular goiter.The goiter was resected in 40 patients; 4 patients were rejected because of prohibitive risk.
Shahar Madjar, Dov Weissberg
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Retrosternal goiter is a common cause of compression of adjacent structures, and it may harbor cancer.During a 22-year period, we treated 44 patients with intrathoracic multinodular goiter.The goiter was resected in 40 patients; 4 patients were rejected because of prohibitive risk.
Shahar Madjar, Dov Weissberg
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1985
The literature on substernal goiter from the seventeenth century to the present is reviewed. Substernal goiter may be defined as any thyroid enlargement that has its greater mass inferior to the thoracic inlet. Truly ectopic mediastinal goiters are rare, and most substernal goiters arise from and maintain some attachment to the cervical thyroid gland ...
M R, Katlic, C A, Wang, H C, Grillo
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The literature on substernal goiter from the seventeenth century to the present is reviewed. Substernal goiter may be defined as any thyroid enlargement that has its greater mass inferior to the thoracic inlet. Truly ectopic mediastinal goiters are rare, and most substernal goiters arise from and maintain some attachment to the cervical thyroid gland ...
M R, Katlic, C A, Wang, H C, Grillo
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