Image of an Unusual Thyroid Nodule

Q4 Medicine
R. Parameswaran, M. D. de Jong, Wan Xin Yew
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Abstract

A CT scan of the neck was performed, which showed a lesion contiguous with the esophagus and with presence of air centrally, features suggestive of a Killian-Jamieson diverticulum (KJD). She was subsequently referred for an esophagogastroduodenoscopy for further evaluation. KJD is an uncommon form of esophageal diverticulum resulting from herniation through a weakness in the anterolateral wall of the proximal cervical esophagus, just caudal of the cricopharyngeus. Its incidence is about 0.025% of the population, typically affecting the elderly,1 and could initially be mistaken for a thyroid nodule,2,3 due to the proximity of the upper esophagus to the thyroid gland. Due to presence of food particles and air bubbles within the diverticulum, a heterogeneous internal echo with strong echogenic foci may be seen on ultrasound and may be mistaken to be suspicious microcalcifications of thyroid cancer. Observing for changes of the size and contents of the lesion during swallowing of water or compression with the ultrasound probe can help to raise suspicion that the nodule is not of thyroid origin.3 ca s e De s c r i p t i o n
不寻常的甲状腺结节图像
对颈部进行了CT扫描,显示病变与食道相邻,中心有空气,特征提示为Killian Jamieson憩室(KJD)。随后,她被转诊接受食管胃十二指肠镜检查以进行进一步评估。KJD是一种罕见的食管憩室,由颈段食管近端前外侧壁(环咽尾部)的弱点引起的疝引起。其发病率约为人口的0.025%,通常影响老年人,1并且由于食道上部靠近甲状腺,最初可能被误认为甲状腺结节,2,3。由于憩室内存在食物颗粒和气泡,超声上可能会看到具有强回声病灶的不均匀内部回声,并可能被误认为是癌症的可疑微钙化。在吞咽水或用超声波探头压迫过程中观察病变的大小和内容物的变化,有助于怀疑结节不是甲状腺起源的
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