Neuromonitorización rutinaria como herramienta para guiar la extensión de la resección glandular en cirugía tiroidea

Autores/as

  • Julio Roberto Cobar De León Centro de Tiroides y Paratiroides
  • Marco Antonio Peñalonzo Bendfeldt Centro de Tiroides y Paratiroides; INTEGRA Cancer Institute
  • Carlos René Cordón Fernández Centro de Tiroides y Paratiroides; INTEGRA Cancer Institute

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37345/23045329.v1i36.111

Palabras clave:

Neuromonitorización, Nervio laríngeo recurrente, Tiroidectomía

Resumen

Introducción: La preservación del nervio laríngeo recurrente es uno de los retos más grandes en la cirugía tiroidea. Este estudio buscó determinar si el desarrollo de una lesión en el lado inicial durante una tiroidectomía modifica la extensión tiroidea planificada al lado contralateral. Métodos: Se realizó un estudio de tipo descriptivo y retrospectivo con una cohorte de 88 pacientes del centro de Tiroides y Paratiroides, a los cuales se les realizaron 48 tiroidectomías y 40 lobectomías, procedimientos durante los cuales hubo 136 nervios en riesgo identificados por neuromonitorización. Resultados: Se documentaron 10 pérdidas de señal verdaderas, en las cuales no se modificó la extensión de la resección tiroidea planificada debido a enfermedad carcinomatosa extensa. Conclusión: El uso rutinario de neuromonitorización ayuda en la identificación del nervio laríngeo recurrente y permite conocer su funcionamiento postoperatorio. Al haber pérdida de señal en el lado inicial, cuando sea posible, posponer la resección del lóbulo contralateral evitará lesiones nerviosas bilaterales.

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Neuromonitorización rutinaria como herramienta para guiar la extensión de la resección glandular en cirugía tiroidea. (2024). Revista De La Facultad De Medicina, 2(1), 35-45. https://doi.org/10.37345/23045329.v1i36.111