A Rare Case of Traumatic Thyroid Gland Hypoperfusion/Devascularization After a Gunshot Wound Through the Neck: Computed Tomography Findings

Luis R. Rodriguez-Ortiz; Adriana M. Perez-Torres; Andrea N. Saldaña-Mendez; Eduardo J. Labat-Alvarez

doi:10.12659/AJCR.930505

30 August 2021: Articles

A Rare Case of Traumatic Thyroid Gland Hypoperfusion/Devascularization After a Gunshot Wound Through the Neck: Computed Tomography Findings

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Luis R. Rodriguez-Ortiz ^A* , Adriana M. Perez-Torres ^D , Andrea N. Saldaña-Mendez ^D , Eduardo J. Labat-Alvarez ^A

DOI: 10.12659/AJCR.930505

Am J Case Rep 2021; 22:e930505

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Figure 3. (A) A coronal computed tomography angiogram of the neck. (B) An axial slice through the upper pole of the right thyroid lobe shows edema and decreased parenchymal attenuation. Note the adjacent comminuted, distracted fracture of the right thyroid cartilage.

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A Rare Case of Traumatic Thyroid Gland Hypoperfusion/Devascularization After a Gunshot Wound Through the Neck: Computed Tomography Findings

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