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 : Case report Puerto Rico

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^1ABCDEF*, Adriana M. Perez-Torres^2DEF, Andrea N. Saldaña-Mendez^1DEF, Eduardo J. Labat-Alvarez^1ABCDEF

DOI: 10.12659/AJCR.930505

Am J Case Rep 2021; 22:e930505

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Figure 5. An axial computed tomography angiogram shows adequate opacification of the right inferior thyroid artery ‘D’, which arises from the thyrocervical trunk. ‘A’: Note the normal parenchymal enhancement of the lower pole of the right thyroid lobe.

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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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