Authors : M.Belhouari; H. Rida; I. Bellamine, S.Khalfi; F.Z Outaleb; H.Jouhadi; N.Tawfik; M. Bourhafour; Z. Bouchbika; N.Benchakroune; S.Sahraoui; A.Benider
Volume/Issue : Volume 6 - 2021, Issue 5 - May
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Thyroid metastases are an extremely rare
secondary location and are generally asymptomatic. It is
important to discuss a malignant tumor process such as
metastasis to any thyroid nodule found in a patient with
a history of renal carcinoma. We describe the case of a
63-year-old patient followed for thyroid nodules, she had
a history of left nephrectomy at the age of 48 for clear
cell cancer, which had to increase in size of one of the
thyroid nodules as well as solids dysphagia, she was able
to benefit from a total thyroidectomy.
Pathologic study revealed thyroid metastasis from
clear cell kidney cancer, and radiotherapy for her brain
metastases combined with systemic treatment for her
contralateral and metastatic relapse. In this article on
will raise the clinical, paraclinical and therapeutic
aspects of this location with a review of literature.
Keywords : Thyroid, Renal Cell Cancer, Metastasis