Metode Terkini Deteksi Kelenjar Paratiroid Selama Operasi

Oleh :

dr. Sonny Seputra, Sp.B, M.Ked.Klin, FINACS

Metode terdahulu saat prosedur operasi tiroidektomi atau paratiroidektomi memungkinkan adanya pengambilan jaringan sehat paratiroid yang menyebabkan hipokalsemia. Metode terkini mengizinkan penilaian jaringan sehat paratiroid selama operasi.[1-3]

Identifikasi paratiroid selama operasi masih merupakan tantangan bagi dokter bedah. Hingga saat ini sudah ada beberapa metode yang digunakan untuk identifikasi kelenjar paratiroid selama operasi, antara lain dengan perangkat Near Infrared Autofluorescence (NIRAF). Perangkat NIRAF dapat digunakan dengan memakai pendekatan pencitraan (imaging) dan fiber probe.[1,4]

Pada ulasan kali ini akan dijelaskan mengenai metode identifikasi kelenjar paratiroid menggunakan perangkat NIRAF dengan 2 pendekatan tersebut dan perbandingan keduanya.[1,4]

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