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<strong>Ectopic</strong> <strong>Parathyroid</strong><br />

<strong>Adenoma</strong><br />

Kiyanda Baldwin<br />

SUNY Downstate Grand Rounds<br />

Long Island College Hospital<br />

April 28, 2011


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Patient Presentation<br />

• 76 y/o woman referred for elevated PTH<br />

(180) & Ca (10.7)<br />

• PMH: HTN, hyperlipidemia, osteoarthritis<br />

• PSH: total thyroidectomy (3/09) due to<br />

suspicious nodules B/L; path: thyroiditis<br />

w/ pseudopapillary hyperplasia,<br />

orthopedic surgery


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Physical Exam<br />

• HEENT: normocephalic, atraumatic, no<br />

lymphadenopathy, no palpable masses,<br />

well healed neck scar<br />

• CVS S1S2 RRR<br />

• Chest CTA B/L<br />

• Abd soft NT ND +BS<br />

• Ext FROM X4 2 +pulses x4


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Work Up<br />

• PTH 180, Ca 10.7<br />

• Sestamibi scan<br />

possible parathyroid adenoma in the right<br />

lower paratracheal area


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Excision of parathyroid<br />

adenoma<br />

• Incision through thyroidectomy scar<br />

• Nodule found in right lower paratracheal<br />

area<br />

• Path consistent with lymph node<br />

• Nodule found in mediastinum behind<br />

sternum<br />

• Path consistent w/ parathyroid adenoma<br />

• PTH at 10 minutes: 18


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Postoperatively<br />

• No complaints<br />

• Tolerated advance in diet<br />

• POD #1 Ca 8.2<br />

• Discharged POD #1


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<strong>Ectopic</strong><br />

<strong>Parathyroid</strong><br />

<strong>Adenoma</strong>


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Preop Localization<br />

• 99m Technetium labeled Sestamibi<br />

◦ Most used, >80% sensitivity<br />

• Neck Ultrasound<br />

◦ >75% sensitive, intrathyroidal parathyroids<br />

• Single-photon emission CT<br />

◦ Superior to other nuclear medicine imaging,<br />

good for mediastinal parathyroids<br />

• CT & MRI<br />

◦ Less sensitive than sestamibi, good for<br />

paraesophageal and mediastinal<br />

Shwartz, Sabiston


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Invasive Preoperative Localization<br />

• Selective arteriography w/ venous PTH<br />

sampling<br />

Sabiston


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Invasive Preop Localization<br />

Ultrasound localization guided FNA of a<br />

suspicious parathyroid lesion<br />

Sabiston


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Intraoperative<br />

Localization<br />

• Intraoperative PTH assay<br />

◦ Operative failure rates 6%1.5%<br />

• Radioguided parathyroidectomy<br />

◦ 99m Tc-sestamibi injected IV 2-4hrs before<br />

surgery, adenoma localized w/ gamma counter<br />

◦ Excised adenoma emits radioactivity 20-50% in<br />

excess of postexcision background<br />

Sabiston


Perioperative Adjuncts During<br />

Minimally Invasive<br />

<strong>Parathyroid</strong>ectomy<br />

• Prospective trial<br />

• 254 patients w/ PHPT<br />

• Single surgeon/single institution<br />

• sestamibi scans, radioguided, and ioPTH<br />

testing<br />

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• Results: ioPTH has highest sensitivity,<br />

PPV, and accuracy<br />

Chen et al. Ann Surg 2005: 242:375-383


Anatomy<br />

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• Superior<br />

glands:<br />

Posteromedial<br />

aspect of the<br />

thyroid near<br />

tracheoesophag<br />

eal groove<br />

• Inferior<br />

glands:<br />

Widely<br />

distributed<br />

below the<br />

inferior thyroid<br />

A<br />

Sabiston


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<strong>Ectopic</strong> Locations<br />

• Thymus 15%<br />

• Intrathyroidal<br />

1%<br />

• Sup thyroid<br />

poles<br />

• Carotid Sheath<br />

• Ant/Post<br />

mediastinum<br />

• Ant to carotid<br />

bulb<br />

• Retroesophageal<br />

Sabiston


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Where to explore?<br />

• Retropharyngeal & esophageal spaces<br />

• Trace RLN into chest<br />

• Open carotid sheath<br />

• Thymectomy<br />

• Consider ipsilateral thyroid lobectomy<br />

• DO NOT PERFORM MEDIAN<br />

STERNOTOMY<br />

Sabiston


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References<br />

• Schwartz’s Principles of Surgery, 9 th Ed<br />

• Sabiston Textbook of Surgery, 18 th Ed<br />

• Chen et al. Ann Surg 2005: 242:375-383

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