The clinico-pathological findings of surgically treated goiter

Authors

  • Thamer T. Al Ali *General surgeon- specialized center for endocrinology & Diabetes mellitus.Baghdad
  • Ayad Jassim Mattar **General surgeon- Al-Kindy teaching hospital
  • Ali Kareem Al-Majedy *** General surgeon- Al-Kindy teaching hospital

Keywords:

Goiter,, , Goiter histopathology, thyroiditis.

Abstract

Background: Goiter is one of the most common conditions that affect people’s at different age groups with its effect on the metabolic status of the body through the hyper&/hypo functioning gland that may needs surgical resection. This prospective study had been conducted on 100 patient (85 females&15 males} at the specialized center for endocrinology and diabetes mellitus in Baghdad city, between Jan.2013-Oct.2014;Their ages were ranging between 11-75 years ; the median age is (40.5 years) .Objectives: define the clinic-pathological pattern of goiter in the center .Methods: This is a prospective study at the specialized center for endocrinology & diabetes in Baghdad at ALRissafa district; including 100 patients (84 females&16 males). They have their thyroid operation at Al-Kindy teaching hospital and AL-Jadirya privet hospital during the period extending between January 2013 to October 2014. The histopathological results were grouped into Colloid nodular goiter ,thyroid adenoma , thyroiditis ,toxic nodular goiter ;diffuse toxic goiter and thyroid malignancy.Results:Goiter affect females (85%) more than males (15%) with ratio of 5.6/ 1 & the most affected age group is those between 30-49 years68%. The most common presenting symptom was mass in the neck (45%).The most common pathology of goiter was colloid nodular goiter (69%) the most common malignant lesion was papillary carcinoma(4%)& follicular (1%).(7%) of goiterous patients were affected by diabetes mellitus type 2 . (35%) of the patients give positive family history for goiter.

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2015-12-30

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Al Ali TT, Mattar AJ, Al-Majedy AK. The clinico-pathological findings of surgically treated goiter. Al-Kindy Col. Med. J [Internet]. 2015 Dec. 30 [cited 2024 Apr. 19];11(1):93-6. Available from: https://jkmc.uobaghdad.edu.iq/index.php/MEDICAL/article/view/379

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