Preoperative Combined Ultrasonography and Sestamibi Scintigraphy is an accurate Measure in Preoperative Localization of Hyperparathyroidism
EAES Academy. Albalkiny S. 07/05/22; 363152; P197
Dr. Sherif Albalkiny
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Abstract
Aim:
to detect the importance of combination of Ultrasonography and Sestamibi
scintigraphy in the preoperative localization of patients with hyperparathyroidism to increase the adoption of minimally invasive Para thyroidectomy techniques.
Methods:
A Prospective study included 40 patients who were admitted to Ain shams University Hospitals between January 2016 and January 2018. These patients were biochemically proven to have hyperparathyroidism in a non-randomized non controlled clinical trial. All patients underwent bilateral four gland exploration.
Results:
The efficacy of the preoperative localization studies has been prospectively evaluated and correlated with intraoperative finding, pathological examination of removed gland and post-operative calcium level and parathyroid hormone level.
Conclusion:
The combined Ultrasonography and Sestamibi scintigraphy in the preoperative localization of hyperparathyroidism is accurate in 90% of cases which in consequences will increase the adoption of minimally invasive Para thyroidectomy techniques which will provide the advantages with regard to cosmetic result, length of hospitalization, and reduced post-operative pain.
to detect the importance of combination of Ultrasonography and Sestamibi
scintigraphy in the preoperative localization of patients with hyperparathyroidism to increase the adoption of minimally invasive Para thyroidectomy techniques.
Methods:
A Prospective study included 40 patients who were admitted to Ain shams University Hospitals between January 2016 and January 2018. These patients were biochemically proven to have hyperparathyroidism in a non-randomized non controlled clinical trial. All patients underwent bilateral four gland exploration.
Results:
The efficacy of the preoperative localization studies has been prospectively evaluated and correlated with intraoperative finding, pathological examination of removed gland and post-operative calcium level and parathyroid hormone level.
Conclusion:
The combined Ultrasonography and Sestamibi scintigraphy in the preoperative localization of hyperparathyroidism is accurate in 90% of cases which in consequences will increase the adoption of minimally invasive Para thyroidectomy techniques which will provide the advantages with regard to cosmetic result, length of hospitalization, and reduced post-operative pain.
Aim:
to detect the importance of combination of Ultrasonography and Sestamibi
scintigraphy in the preoperative localization of patients with hyperparathyroidism to increase the adoption of minimally invasive Para thyroidectomy techniques.
Methods:
A Prospective study included 40 patients who were admitted to Ain shams University Hospitals between January 2016 and January 2018. These patients were biochemically proven to have hyperparathyroidism in a non-randomized non controlled clinical trial. All patients underwent bilateral four gland exploration.
Results:
The efficacy of the preoperative localization studies has been prospectively evaluated and correlated with intraoperative finding, pathological examination of removed gland and post-operative calcium level and parathyroid hormone level.
Conclusion:
The combined Ultrasonography and Sestamibi scintigraphy in the preoperative localization of hyperparathyroidism is accurate in 90% of cases which in consequences will increase the adoption of minimally invasive Para thyroidectomy techniques which will provide the advantages with regard to cosmetic result, length of hospitalization, and reduced post-operative pain.
to detect the importance of combination of Ultrasonography and Sestamibi
scintigraphy in the preoperative localization of patients with hyperparathyroidism to increase the adoption of minimally invasive Para thyroidectomy techniques.
Methods:
A Prospective study included 40 patients who were admitted to Ain shams University Hospitals between January 2016 and January 2018. These patients were biochemically proven to have hyperparathyroidism in a non-randomized non controlled clinical trial. All patients underwent bilateral four gland exploration.
Results:
The efficacy of the preoperative localization studies has been prospectively evaluated and correlated with intraoperative finding, pathological examination of removed gland and post-operative calcium level and parathyroid hormone level.
Conclusion:
The combined Ultrasonography and Sestamibi scintigraphy in the preoperative localization of hyperparathyroidism is accurate in 90% of cases which in consequences will increase the adoption of minimally invasive Para thyroidectomy techniques which will provide the advantages with regard to cosmetic result, length of hospitalization, and reduced post-operative pain.
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