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Andrew R Cunningham¹, Hailey C Lewis¹, Sean P Holmes^2,3

¹Brody School of Medicine, East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina, USA, ecu.edu.

Case reports in endocrinology

|December 24, 2025

概括

在一个免疫能力强的患者中,一种罕见的沙门氏甲状腺瘤成功地得到了非手术治疗. 这个案例强调在甲状腺中考虑沙门氏菌,特别是在胃肠道疾病后,指导及时诊断和治疗.

科学领域:

内分泌学在内分泌学.
传染性疾病传染性疾病
手术病理学手术病理学

背景情况:

由于甲状腺对感染的固有抵抗力,甲状腺腹是罕见的.
像沙门氏菌 (Salmonella spp.) 这样的阴性细菌是甲状腺的不常见原因,通常是由血源性传播引起的.

研究的目的:

在一个免疫能力强的个体中报告沙门氏菌甲状腺的一个独特病例.
强调在甲状腺的差异诊断中考虑沙门氏菌的重要性,特别是在有胃肠道疾病病史的患者中.

主要方法:

一个案例研究41岁的产后,母乳养的女性呈现部胀和消化不良.
诊断程序包括成像和精细针吸收 (FNA) 与液体培养.
治疗包括培养特异性抗菌药物,超声波导向针排水和β抑制剂.

主要成果:

精细针吸入确定了沙门氏菌spp. 在甲状腺腹中.
患者经历了反复出现的症状,尽管最初的抗生素治疗.
通过结合抗生素,排水和β抑制剂,避免手术,实现了成功的非手术治疗.

结论:

这一案例突出显示了一种罕见的沙门氏菌甲状腺,源于免疫能力强的宿主体内血源性传播.
临床医生应考虑Salmonella甲状腺腹在对出现部质量或消化不良的患者的差异诊断,特别是在胃肠道感染后.
通过FNA及时诊断和向的抗菌疗法,以及适当的排水,对于有利的结果和预防手术干预至关重要.

关键词:

急性补性甲状腺炎的发生.沙门氏菌的.甲状腺腹的发生甲状腺毒素的发生

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