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resection remains the first-line therapy. Open thyroidectomy (OpenT), performed through an anterior neck dissection, is the most commonly practiced surgery. However, to improve cosmetic outcomes and to prevent nerve and muscle injury, transaxillary robotic
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death of the patients in 0.6% of the cases [ 7 - 11 ] . The management of PMC in the literature may vary from active surveillance without surgery in selected patients to a total thyroidectomy with or without radioactive iodine treatment [ 12 ]. Lobectomy
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]. Treatment-related hypothyroidism from lenvatinib for thyroid cancer has been rarely reported; most patients undergo total thyroidectomy prior to lenvatinib treatment [ 10 ]. Therefore, treatment-related hypothyroidism from lenvatinib for untreated thyroid
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features into a single numerical estimate system to generate individualized predictions of cancer in the nodules. This method finally enables us to identify patients who may derive greater benefit from thyroidectomy. Materials and Methods A total of
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, a total thyroidectomy was performed in November 2010. Histopathological examination revealed a 2-cm differentiated papillary thyroid cancer with initial stage pT2pN0pMx. Levothyroxine was commenced the day after surgery. As the serum TSH values
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Tg values in PDTC patients following total thyroidectomy and adjuvant radioiodine treatment (RAI) with patient characteristics, tumor aggressiveness, disease recurrence, and mortality. Study Design We performed a retrospective study at the
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Introduction In adults and children, hyperthyroidism is mostly caused by Graves’ disease (GD) [ 1 , 2 ]. Treatment options for GD include antithyroid drugs (ATDs), thyroidectomy, and radioactive iodine (RAI). In Europe, ATDs are the preferred
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and a neck vessel was still clinically suspected. The patient underwent an uneventful total thyroidectomy. The final pathology reported a follicular adenoma with suspicion of an area of capsular invasion. After a review of the pathology, it was
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× 28 mm. Fine-needle aspiration of this nodule revealed a follicular lesion (Bethesda classification IV). A 131 I thyroid scan showed normal thyroid size without any hot or cold nodules. The patient elected to undergo a total thyroidectomy which was