甲状腺碰撞瘤

IF 0.1 Q4 MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL
A. Dumitrașcu, A. Cucu, D. Terzea, E. Petrova, M. Carsote
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摘要

碰撞瘤是一种罕见的肿瘤,存在于两种不同的组织学类型的癌(起源不同),被正常组织分开,在包括甲状腺在内的许多器官中都有描述,但程度较低。我们的目的是概述目前发表的关于甲状腺碰撞瘤(CTT)的数据。这是一篇叙述性的综述,通过从“碰撞”和“甲状腺”开始的搜索,考虑了在PubMed上发表的论文。纳入标准为全文、英文、时间轴为起始至2022年12月,以及具有不同统计证据水平的原始研究。甲状腺癌的主要类型:分化甲状腺乳头状和滤泡型癌,间变性/未分化/低分化癌,甲状腺髓样癌。我们根据上述关键词标准确定了92篇论文。我们排除了54篇论文(综述或非甲状腺CTT或其他超出我们目的的主题)。我们在最终分析中纳入了38篇论文:34篇病例报告(每篇论文1名患者),2个病例系列(每篇文章2名患者),1个病例系列(每篇文章2名患者),以及一项回顾性研究(包括21名受试者)-共有62名患者发表病例,这是我们所知的最大的发表病例研究(根据我们的方法)。”
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Collision Tumors of the Thyroid
"Collision tumors, rare neoplasms underlying two distinct histological types of carcinomas (with different origins) separated by normal tissue, are described in many organs including the thyroid gland, but to a lesser extent. We aim to overview the current published data concerning collision tumors of the thyroid (CTT). This is a narrative review considering papers published on PubMed through a search starting from the terms “collision” and “thyroid”. Inclusion criteria are full-length articles, the English language, the timeline from inception to December 2022, and original studies with different levels of statistical evidence. We followed the main types of thyroid carcinomas: differentiated thyroid carcinoma of papillary and follicular type, anaplastic/ undifferentiated/poorly differentiated carcinoma, respectively medullary thyroid carcinoma. We identified 92 papers based on the mentioned key words criteria. We excluded 54 papers (reviews or non-thyroid CTT or other topics outside our purpose). We included in the final analysis 38 papers: 34 case reports (1 patient per paper), 2 case series (2 individuals per each article), one case series of 3 subjects, and a single study of retrospective type (including 21 subjects) – a total of 62 patients on published cases which represents the largest study on published cases to our knowledge (according to our methodology) "
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Romanian Journal of Military Medicine
Romanian Journal of Military Medicine MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL-
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