Preoperative diagnosis of parathyroid cysts: Examination of fluid obtained by cytological puncture

Diagnóstico preoperatorio de los quistes paratiroideos: Examen del líquido obtenido por punción citológica

Paseyro De Morelli, Ana - Iraola, Luz - Maggiolo, Jorge - A. Gregorio, Luis - Paseyro, Pedro

Resumen:

Preoperatory diagnosis of clinically significant parathyroid cysts has been possib!e through physical, chemical, immunological, and cytological examination of the fluid obtained by fine needle aspiration puncture of the cysts.Cystic fluid is colorless. Immunological tests for thyroglobulin were consistently negative. No spontaneous coagulation was observed. Upon cytological examination only a few desquamation cell debris were found after centrifugation of the specimen. Standard chemical determinations were performed. Over a 11 year period, 18 cases have been studied: 9 wereoperated upon histologic diagnosis of parathyroid cysts been accomplished in all of them.The test employed enables the differential diagnosis between parathyroid cysts and cysts of thyroid origin, lymphangiomata, branchial and hydatid cysts.


El diagnóstico preoperatorio de los quistes paratiroideos clínicamente significativos ha sido posible a través del examen físico, químico, inmunológico y citológico del líquido obtenido por medio de la punción con aguja fina.El líquido es incoloro. La investigación de tiroglobulina ha sido siempre negativa. No coagula espontáneamente. El estudio citológico luego de su centrifugación sólo muestra restos celulares. Se practicaron determinaciones químicas de rutina. Durante un periodo de 11 años se han estudiado 18 casos: 9 fueronoperados y en todos ellos el diagnóstico histológico fue de quiste paratiroideo.El test empleado permite el diagnóstico diferencialentre quistes paratiroideos y quistes de origen tiroideo,linfangiomas, quistes branquiales y quistes hidáticos


Detalles Bibliográficos
1971
glándula paratiroides
quistes
enfermedades paratiroideas
parathyroid gland
cysts
parathyroid diseases
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Sociedad de Cirugía del Uruguay
Revista Cirugía del Uruguay
https://revista.scu.org.uy/index.php/cir_urug/article/view/2307
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Sumario:Preoperatory diagnosis of clinically significant parathyroid cysts has been possib!e through physical, chemical, immunological, and cytological examination of the fluid obtained by fine needle aspiration puncture of the cysts.Cystic fluid is colorless. Immunological tests for thyroglobulin were consistently negative. No spontaneous coagulation was observed. Upon cytological examination only a few desquamation cell debris were found after centrifugation of the specimen. Standard chemical determinations were performed. Over a 11 year period, 18 cases have been studied: 9 wereoperated upon histologic diagnosis of parathyroid cysts been accomplished in all of them.The test employed enables the differential diagnosis between parathyroid cysts and cysts of thyroid origin, lymphangiomata, branchial and hydatid cysts.