Surgical profile of patients undergoing thyroid surgery and its complications at a tertiary care centre: A hospital based retrospective study

Patient related, surgeon related and thyroid gland factors affect complication rate of surgery gland. Hence, it is important to carry out more studies on surgical profile patients undergoing associated complications help young surgeons understand the depth topic. To study its Retrospective observational analysis has been performed. Study population included all who had a thyroidectomy operation Medical records underwent were retrospectively evaluated. A data forms set up for detailed collection techniques their complications. Data extraction was carried from patients’ medical manually. Most commonly affected age group 31-40 years. Females (93.7%). Right lobe in almost half cases. Majority i.e. 95.8% lesions benign nature only 4.2% malignant. performed procedure hemi-thyroidectomy 54.1% Complication 15.6% mild. There no recurrent laryngeal nerve injury No death recorded. common transient hypocalcemia seroma four cases each. Middle aged females are with disease requiring surgery. affected. low mild nature. This suggests that now day, not mortality severe morbidity as case previous days.