Vol 7, No 1 (2017)
- Year: 2017
- Published: 02.04.2017
- Articles: 13
- URL: https://ogsh.abvpress.ru/jour/issue/view/20
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CASE REPORT
Neoadjuvant target therapy of differentiated thyroid cancer (clinical observation)
Abstract
In the article a case of non-resectable differentiated thyroid cancer (DTC) is described. A recurrent thyroid tumor deforms the oropharyngeal lumen and laryngeal vestibule and bears down on the left esophageal wall and trachea. The authors present literature data on Nexavar target therapy and focus on the fact that no cases of combination treatment with target therapy and surgery of non-resectable progressive DTC were described until now. In view of this, this clinical report is unique and dictates a need to determine new Nexavar (Sorafenib) indications for use in a neoadjuvant regimen.
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Metastases of kidney cancer into the thyroid gland (сlinical observation)
Abstract
The article presents a literature review considering epidemiological aspects of secondary cancer of the thyroid gland. The authors’ clinical observation of renal cell carcinoma metastasis into the thyroid gland with tumor thrombus of the internal jugular vein is described. The authors emphasize the necessity of complex diagnostics and treatment of renal cell carcinoma.
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DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF HEAD AND NECK TUMORS
The use of 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography combined with computed tomography in patients with differentiated thyroid cancer after initial treatment
Abstract
Establishment of new centers for nuclear medicine in our country made diagnostic and treatment procedures more accessible for patients with differentiated thyroid cancer (DTC). It includes radioiodine therapy, considered as a non-alternative method of treatment, and positron emission tomography combined with computed tomography (PET/CT), which is essential in some clinical cases. For many years suspected tumor relapse with increased level of thyroglobulin and negative radioiodine scan was the only indication for PET/CT use among patients with DTC. But over the last decade the indications for PET/CT use in DTC cases expanded significantly. This review is aimed to analyze currently available data on PET/CT in DTC patients, its indications for use, advantages and limitations, new trends and recommendations.
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Experience in local Glyciphon chemotherapy of basal cell carcinoma of the problem face areas
Abstract
Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) is the most common type of malignant skin tumors, characterized by selective localization on the head and neck. Currently there is a variety of treatment methods for this disease, but some of them are not feasible due to patients’ age, cancer localization, morphological type, size, or number of tumor lesions. In that respect, local chemotherapy of BCC, especially for the problem face areas, can serve as a good alternative. Clinical and experimental trials have shown a high treatment effect for 30 % Glyciphon ointment in patients with BCC. In this article we present successful examples of treatment of patients with BCC on the problem face areas using Glyciphon.
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Recurrence and local lymphogenic metastasis of conjunctival melanoma
Abstract
Objective. Study of local lymphogenic metastasis (inside the conjunctiva) of conjunctival melanoma.
Introduction. Conjunctiva is a transparent mucous membrane with a large number of blood vessels. Normally, it contains melanocytes which explains possibility of development of pigmented tumors in the conjunctiva. Conjunctival melanoma is a rare tumor:
it constitutes about 1–3 % of all malignant tumors of the ocular adnexa, and according to different authors its incidence rate is 0.02–0.08 for 100 thousand people. Melanoma is characterized by frequent recurrences and hematogenic and lymphogenic metastases.
Materials and methods. Fifteen (15) patients with conjunctival melanoma were included in the study. Tumor recurrence and/or tumor seeding were reasons for inclusion in the study. For graphic representation of tumor localization, we developed a diagram of the conjunctival surface which subsequently was improved using a diagram of lymphatic vessels of the bulbar conjunctiva. An interpretive map of the conjunctival surface produced this way was taking into account lymph node structure of the bulbar conjunctiva.
Results and discussion. Recurrence was observed only in 4 of 15 patients. Seedings were usually localized in neighboring or distant areas in respect to the primary lesion localization, which, supposedly, can be explained by the structure of conjunctival lymphatic system.
Conclusion. In one third of the cases (in 5 of 15 patients) primary tumors were localized near large lymphatic vessels. Moreover, in all cases seeding was observed near the same lymphatic collectors, but at a distance from the primary lesion localization. This confirms possibility of local metastasis through conjunctival lymphatic paths.
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