摘要
目的通过分析婴儿原发性纵隔肿瘤的发病特点、临床表现、疗效与并发症,探讨其诊治经验。方法回顾性分析2010年1月至2叭4年12月间本院经手术治疗的58例原发性纵隔肿瘤患儿临床资料,总结其临床表现、原发部位、手术及术后并发症。结果 58例中,男33例,女25例,最小年龄15天,最大年龄12个月(平均4.5个月)。原发肿瘤中,神经源性肿瘤占51.7%,生殖细胞瘤占24.1%,间叶组织肿瘤占20.7%。42例出现临床症状,其中气促26例,占46.5%,发热5例,占8.6%,咳嗽5例,占8.6%,呼吸窘迫3例,占5.2%。良性肿瘤24例(占41.4%),恶性肿瘤34例(占58.6%)。均予手术治疗,其中根治性切除手术53例,大部分切除术5例,仅1例予术后化疗。58例已随诊2个月至5年,无手术相关死亡,无一例复发,术后出现霍纳氏综合征2例,膈神经损伤1例。结论婴儿纵隔肿物的早期诊断较困难,需依赖临床症状和胸部CT检查。手术是治疗婴儿纵隔肿瘤安全有效的治疗方案。
Objetive To determine the clinical manifestations,the surgical approach and management outcomes of paediatric patients with primary tumours of the mediastinum who underwent surgery. Methods A retrospective single-centre study was undertaken into patients with primary tumour of the mediastinum who un-derwent surgery between January 2010 and December 2014.We analysed demographic data,clinical presenta-tion,surgery procedure,lesion location and histological diagnosis. Results 58 patients underwent surgery,to-tal excision was performed in 52 patients,subtotal resection in 6 patients.33male (56.9%)and 25 female (43.1%).Mean age was 4.5 months (15 days ~12 months).The primary tumours included neurogenic tumours (51.7%),germ cell tumours (24.1%),thymic neoplasms (3.4%),and a miscellaneous group (20.7%).Malignant neoplasms were present in 34 patients (58.6%).Symptoms were present in 74.3% of the patients and included polypnea (46.5%),fever (8.6%),cough (8.6%),and respiratory distress syn-drome (5.2%).There was no postoperative death.Follow-up was available in all 58 patients and ranged from 2 months to 5 years.Complementary treatment with chemo therapy was provided in 1 patient.no patient died of their disease during the follow-up period. Conclusions The early diagnosis of mediastinal mass is difficult, and depends on clinical manifestations and computerised tomography (CT)scan.Surgical excision is safe and effective treatment for mediastinal mass.
出处
《临床小儿外科杂志》
CAS
2016年第3期254-257,共4页
Journal of Clinical Pediatric Surgery
基金
广州市医药卫生科技项目
项目号:20151A010043
关键词
纵隔肿瘤/并发症
外科手术
婴儿
Mediastinal Neoplasms/CO
Surgical Procedures,Operative
Infant