摘要
Introduction: A thyroid nodule is a localized hypertrophy within the thyroid parenchyma. The aim of our study was to study the benefit of ultrasound in the Ti-rads classification of thyroid nodules. Methodology: This was a prospective study with a descriptive aim, with prospective collection, which took place over a period of 17 months at the “Marie Curie” medical clinic. The ultrasound machine used was a Voluson E8 from 2011 and the examinations were carried out by two radiologists and two experienced sonographers. The parameters studied were sociodemographic data;clinical data and ultrasound aspects of the Ti-rads classification in the management of nodules. Results: We collected 235 patients out of 738 patients referred to the service for a cervical ultrasound, i.e. a frequency of 31.84% of cases. There was a female predominance with 95.7% of cases and a sex ratio of 0.04. The average age of our patients was 50 years. We found on cervical ultrasound: Isthmo-lobar glandular hyperplasia in 99 patients, i.e. a frequency of 42.1%. The Ti-rads 3 classification was the most represented in 69.4% of cases. The benignity criterion represented 85.6% of cases in our patients and the malignancy criterion represented 14.4% of cases. Conclusion: The precise description of a thyroid nodule provided by ultrasound (Ti-rads) is essential in the management of nodules.
Introduction: A thyroid nodule is a localized hypertrophy within the thyroid parenchyma. The aim of our study was to study the benefit of ultrasound in the Ti-rads classification of thyroid nodules. Methodology: This was a prospective study with a descriptive aim, with prospective collection, which took place over a period of 17 months at the “Marie Curie” medical clinic. The ultrasound machine used was a Voluson E8 from 2011 and the examinations were carried out by two radiologists and two experienced sonographers. The parameters studied were sociodemographic data;clinical data and ultrasound aspects of the Ti-rads classification in the management of nodules. Results: We collected 235 patients out of 738 patients referred to the service for a cervical ultrasound, i.e. a frequency of 31.84% of cases. There was a female predominance with 95.7% of cases and a sex ratio of 0.04. The average age of our patients was 50 years. We found on cervical ultrasound: Isthmo-lobar glandular hyperplasia in 99 patients, i.e. a frequency of 42.1%. The Ti-rads 3 classification was the most represented in 69.4% of cases. The benignity criterion represented 85.6% of cases in our patients and the malignancy criterion represented 14.4% of cases. Conclusion: The precise description of a thyroid nodule provided by ultrasound (Ti-rads) is essential in the management of nodules.
作者
Traore Ousmane
Diakité Siaka
Sidibe Drissa Mansa
N’Diaye Mamadou
Diallo Aissata
Bagayoko Ousmane Lansenou
Camara Nagnoumague
Coulibaly Modibo
Cisse Issa
Dembele Mamadou
Sidibe Assan Traore
Keita Adama Diaman
Traore Ousmane;Diakité Siaka;Sidibe Drissa Mansa;N’Diaye Mamadou;Diallo Aissata;Bagayoko Ousmane Lansenou;Camara Nagnoumague;Coulibaly Modibo;Cisse Issa;Dembele Mamadou;Sidibe Assan Traore;Keita Adama Diaman(Department of Radiology and Medical Imaging, The Marie Curie Medical Clinic, Bamako, Mali;Department of Radiology and Medical Imaging, The Point G University Hospital Center, Bamako, Mali;Teaching Researcher at the Faculty of Medicine and Odontostomatology, The University of Sciences and Technologies of Bamako/USSTB, Bamako, Mali;Department of Radiology and Medical Imaging, The Health Center of the Military Camp, Bamako, Mali;Medical Office Didinitata, Bamako, Mali)
