Características clínicas asociadas al hallazgo de cáncer de tiroides originado a partir de nódulos calientes en pacientes con hipertiroidismo: reporte de un caso y revisión sistemática de la literatura
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https://doi.org/10.30944/20117582.790Palabras clave:
glándula tiroides, neoplasias de la tiroides, hipertiroidismo, nódulo tiroideo, adenocarcino folicular, revisión sistemáticaResumen
La coexistencia entre cáncer de tiroides e hipertiroidismo es infrecuente, y la mayoría de las lesiones nodulares a partir de las cuales se documenta un tumor maligno en este grupo de pacientes corresponden a nódulos fríos. Justificado en el creciente número de reportes en la literatura acerca de tumores malignos diagnosticados a partir de nódulos calientes, se realizó una revisión sistemática que tuvo como objetivo determinar los posibles factores asociados con el diagnóstico de cáncer de tiroides a partir de nódulos calientes en pacientes con hipertiroidismo. Los resultados sugieren que el diagnóstico clínico de bocio nodular tóxico, lesiones nodulares de diámetro mayor de 10 mm y tipo histológico compatible con carcinoma folicular, son factores que aumentan por sí solos el riesgo de realizar el diagnóstico de cáncer a partir de un nódulo caliente.
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