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Vestigial remnant of thyroid anlage |
Foramen cecum |
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Thyroid anlage descend |
Thyroglossal duct cyst |
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Weight of thyroid gland |
15-20 grams |
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Blood supply thyroid |
Superior and inferior thyroid a Sup mid inf thyroid vein |
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Histology thyroid |
Follicles lined by cuboidal cells |
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Parafollicular cells |
C cellsb calcitonin |
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Seen in children most common midline development lesion of the neck in childhood |
Thyroglossal duct cyst |
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Surgery of thyroglossal duct cyst |
Sistrunk procedure |
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Thyroglossal duct cyst rate of CA |
Less than 1% |
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De quervains thyroiditis |
Subacute or granulomatous thyroiditis |
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Most common cause of hypothyroidism |
Hashimoto thyroiditis |
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Hashimoto risk |
B cell non hodgkin lymphoma and RA |
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Inheritance hasimoto |
Non mendelian |
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Struma lymphomatosa |
Hashimoto |
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Histology hasimoto |
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Hurtle cell metaplasia |
Hashimoto |
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Plumners disease |
Multinodular toxic goiter |
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Most common cause of endogenous hyperthyroidisn |
Graves disease |
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Assoc HLA B8 and DR 3 |
GRAVES disease |
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Graves disease epi |
Female than male, 3rd to 4th decade |
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Breakdown of helper T cell tolerance, 2 thyroid autoantibodies |
TSAB AND GSab in graves |
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Early hashimoto |
Hasitoxicosis, hyperthyroidism |
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Symmetrical enlargment, with beefy red appearance. Hyperplasia and hypertrophy of thyroid gland |
GRAVES disease |
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Thyroid dse, low iodine in Himalayas, alps andes |
Endemic Goiter |
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Commonest type of goiter, euthyroid hypo or hyper |
Sporadic/dyshormongenetic goiter |
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Goitrogens |
Cauliflower, cabbage, cassava |
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Recurrent episodes of hyperpladia and involution, all long standing diffuse endemic and spoeadic transformation |
Multinodular goiter |
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Produces the most extreme thyroid enlargement |
Multinodular goiter |
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Metastatic to thyroid |
Renal celk CA |
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Prevalence papillary thyroid CA |
75-85% |
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Benign encapsulated tumor with follicular differentiation, solitary |
Follicular adenoma |
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Second most common malignant thyroid tumor (10-20%) |
Follicular carcinoma |
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With transcapsular and/ or vascular invasion |
Follicular carcinoma |
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Follicular carcinoma metastasis |
Hematogenous, bone and brain |
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Most common thyroid malignancy (75-85%), epi |
Papillary thyroid CA, female than male, 20-40 and can occur in children |
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Has prior head and neck irradiation |
Papillary thyroid CA |
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Presenting feature of papillary thyroid Ca |
Cervical lymph node |
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10% of cystic lesion of head and neck |
Papillary thyroid |
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MicroCA |
Less than 10mm |
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Orphan annie (devoid of nuclei) or ground class nuclei, delocate fibrovascular stalk, nuclear pseudoinclusions, psammoma bodies |
Papillary thyroid CA |
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Prognosis papillary thyroid |
Excellent 90% 10 yr survival |
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Rare less than5% highly malignant |
Anaplastic thyroid CA |
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Extends into adjacent tissue esophagus and trachea |
Anaplastic thyroid CA |
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With history of follicular or papillary |
Anaplastic CA |
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Malignant tumor of the C cell of the thyroid |
Medullary thyroid CA |
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Associated with MEN 2a or 2b |
MTC |
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Germline mutation of ret oncogene |
MTC |
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MEN 2A AND 2 B |
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Thyroid with amyloid seen with congo red |
Medullary thyroid CA |
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Prognosis of thyroid Ca |
Best papillary worst anaplastic |