Оn在俄罗斯引入TI-RADS分类的必要性

E. Fisenko, A. Sencha, A. N. Katrich, Yulia P. Sych, N. Tsvetkova, A. Borsukov, E. Kostromina
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关于TI-RADS(甲状腺影像报告和诊断系统)分类修改的积极讨论在世界专业医学界继续进行。这个系统的甲状腺结节分层的恶性征象主要是为了选择甲状腺结节细针穿刺活检。分类应统一于我国所有医疗机构,便于各类医学专家使用和理解。本文提出了TI-RADS的修改,准备在俄罗斯的专业社区讨论。指出了恶性肿瘤的一些“主要”超声特征(特异性>95%)和甲状腺结节的额外或“次要”特征(特异性>90%),以强调细针活检的必要性。在比较TI-RADS和EU-TIRADS的诊断参数后,两种系统的特异性均为93%,而TI-RADS的敏感性略高于EU-TIRADS,分别为94.2%和91.0%。这种差异可能与考虑到的恶性肿瘤的“次要”特征有关。
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Оn the need to introduce the TI-RADS classification in Russia
An active discussion of TI-RADS modifications (Thyroid Imaging Reporting And Diagnostic System) classification continues in the world professional medical community. This system of thyroid nodules stratification on the malignancy signs is intended primarily to select thyroid nodules for a fine needle aspiration biopsy. The classification should be uniform for all medical institutions of our country, easy to use and understandable by various medical specialists. This article presents a modification of TI-RADS prepared for discussion in the professional communities of Russia. Some “major” ultrasound features of malignancy (with specificity >95%) and additional or “minor” features (with specificity >90%) of thyroid nodules are pointed out to emphasise the need of fine needle biopsy. After comparison of diagnostic parameters of proposed TI-RADS and European TIRADS (EU-TIRADS), both systems showed comparable specificity of 93%, while sensitivity of proposed TI-RADS was slightly higher than for EU-TIRADS, with 94.2% and 91.0%, respectively. This discrepancy may be related to “minor” features of malignancy which were taken into consideration.
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