Acute XXXX due to benign asymptomatic @entity8170 in the cervical region: A case report.

@entity8170 @entity1 @entity825 @entity1353 @entity55 @entity909 @entity5651 @entity8276 @entity850 @entity1224
UNASSIGNED: Benign @entity8170 is a common disease. Although large @entity5651 with obstructive symptoms including @entity1353 are a clear indication for surgery, acute @entity1224 , particularly in benign cervical @entity5651 cases, is rare. We herein report the case of 46-year-old female with acute @entity1224 . The @entity1 had a large and elastic @entity5651 which was more pronounced on the left side of her neck, and surgery was scheduled for within a few months. Three months after the initial presentation, while still waiting for surgery, the @entity1 was brought to the emergency room due to @entity909 and breathing difficulty and was immediately intubated. A computed tomography (CT) scan revealed that the @entity825 was markedly compressed by a nodular lesion in the left lobe, and @entity55 was also evident. Total thyroidectomy was immediately performed via the supraclavicular approach. The @entity1 had an uneventful postoperative course and recovered well. The resected specimen included a well-encapsulated solid and cystic mass. Histopathological examination mainly revealed @entity5651 . The present case suggests that benign asymptomatic @entity8170 mostly located in the neck may cause acute @entity1224 , even if the nodules are not large. Early surgery should be performed when @entity8276 and @entity850 due to a large @entity5651 is prominent by CT scan.
