组织学证实的甲状腺乳头状癌的大小依赖超声特征:多变量分析

M. Cordes, P. Kondrat, Karen Horstrup, T. Kuwert, M. Sasiadek
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背景:流行病学数据显示,德国人群中乳头状癌(ptc)的发病率呈上升趋势。有一些证据表明,在过去几年中,切除的ptc的大小有所减少。目的:本研究的目的是验证ptc的超声特征随其大小而变化的假设。材料/方法:41例患者连续PTCs经组织学证实。对50例ptc的超声检查进行回顾性评估,并根据5项超声标准进行分类。结果:超声形态(p < 0.001)、轮廓(p = 0.024)、结构(p = 0.04)、回声强度(p < 0.001)和钙化程度(p = 0.008)随肿瘤大小的不同而不同。通过因子分析,可以提取出一个特征值为1.89的因子FPTC,其中超声结构、轮廓和钙化存在对其影响最大,因子负荷分别为0.74、0.68和0.61。结论:了解ptc的超声特征变化有助于ptc的超声分型。在这种情况下,微癌通常不显示囊性成分。然而,它们可能表现为微钙化。囊性成分、高回声和高宽征象主要见于较大的ptc。
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Size Dependent Ultrasound Characteristics in Histologically Confirmed Papillary Thyroid Carcinomas: A Multivariate Analysis
Background: Epidemiologic data revealed an increasing incidence of papillary carcinomas (PTCs) in the German population. There is some evidence that the size of resected PTCs has decreased during the last few years. Purpose: The aim of the present study was to test the hypothesis that the sonographic characteristics of PTCs vary with size. Material/Methods: Consecutive PTCs were histologically confirmed in 41 patients. Ultrasound examinations of these 50 PTCs were reevaluated retrospectively and classified according to five sonographic criteria. Results: It could be shown that the sonographic shape (p < 0.001), the contour (p = 0.024), the structure (p = 0.04), the echogenicity (p < 0.001) and calcifications (p = 0.008) varied with the size of the neoplasms. By factoranalysis a factor FPTC with an eigenvalue of 1.89 could be extracted from the data on which the sonographic structure, the ontour and the presence of calcifications had the strongest impact with factorloadings of 0.74, 0.68 and 0.61, respectively. Conclusion: The knowledge of the variation of the ultrasound characteristics should be of assistance for the sonographic classification of PTCs. In this context microcarcinomas usually do not display cystic components. However, they may show microcalcifications. Cystic components, hyperechogenicity and the taller-than-wide sign are predominantly seen in larger PTCs.
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