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[Anatomoclinical and therapeutic aspects of nodular goiter].

Based on the experience acquired in the treatment of 500 patients with thyroid affections, of which 229 had benign nodular goiters and 12 had degenerated nodular goiters, the authors stress the necessity of very detailed preoperative exploration, that are capable to provide a series of essential elements for establishing the indication for surgery. Clinical exploration is also a significant contribution, as well as the peroperative exploration, including the histologic one. The trend is noted, as a result of exploration capabilities, and of improved pre- and postoperative treatment possibilities, to perform extensive, and even total resections.

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Age-related changes in the size of thyrocyte nuclei in aspirates from nontoxic nodular goiter.

It is believed that the size of thyrocyte nuclei correlates with the age of the patient in both normal thyroid tissue and nodular goiter. Therefore, we examined karyometric parameters in aspirates obtained from 38 patients ranging from 18 to 79 years (48.8 +/- 15.2, mean +/- SD). Routine cytologic evaluation revealed nodular goiters in all the patients. Subsequently, the same smears were analyzed with a computer system for karyometric measurements. The mean volume, intersection area and perimeter of nuclei of thyrocytes from nodular goiters correlated positively with age. The results suggest that the age of the patient should be considered when interpreting thyrocyte nuclear size during cytologic examination.

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