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TRANSPOSITION OF LINGUAL THYROID, A REPORT OF TWO CASES Hiroyuki Zusho 1 pp.247-253
Published Date 1977/4/20
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1492208483
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 Lingual thyroid often causes severe dyspnea, dysphagia and recurrent hemorrhages. So far as the available literatures are concerned, partial or total resection of the thyroids in these cases are the bound to produce a permanent state of hyothyroidism.

 Thus, any type of thyroidectomy is contraindicated especially when the normal thyroid gland is missing and the lingual ectopis is the only one present.

 Lingual thyroid was found in two female patients, aged 21 and 45, by means of angiography in which the lingual artery supplied the thyroid glands. Both cases suffered recurrent dyspnea and dysphagia.

 The lingual thyroids in both cases were transplanted to the submandibular area with a new route of blood supply through the superior thyroid artery which was well adapted in both cases.


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