Objectives Thyroidectomy is among the most commonly performed head and neck surgeries, however, limited existing information available on topics of interest concern to patients. Study Design Observational. Setting Online. Methods A search engine optimization tool was utilized extract metadata Google-suggested questions that “People Also Ask” (PAA) pertaining “thyroidectomy” “thyroid surgery.” T...

Various endoscopic thyroidectomy (ET) techniques ranging from video-assisted, total endoscopic, transaxillary endoscopic, robotic and chest wall approaches have been reported for thyroid surgery. They can be broadly divided in to gas-dependent and gasless approaches. Here, we describe our technique of gasless transaxillary thyroidectomy with synergistic benefits of open and endoscopic thyroidec...

Objective: This study was designed to determine whether or not "hypocalcemia following complete thyroidectomy in hyperthyroid patients associated with preoperative vitamin D insufficiency." Methodology: research carried out the West Surgical Ward of Mayo Hospital Lahore, Pakistan. Total 60 were included study. Patients divided two groups i.e. Vit-D deficient group “with deficiency” and sufficie...

Developed for scarless neck surgery and conceived as a modification of the axillo-bilateral breast approach, bilateral axillo-breast approach (BABA) is method extracervical endoscopic thyroidectomy that currently one most popular techniques in world. Since da Vinci robotic system was used to overcome many technical disadvantages BABA thyroidectomy, indications thyroidectomy(BABA-RT) could be la...

Objective: The aim of this study is to determine the types thyroidectomy procedures and diagnosis, gender, age, clinical characteristics, duration stay in hospital patient population who underwent Turkey. In addition, it was aimed effect demographic characteristics on stay.
 Method: This research a retrospective cross-sectional study. study, data patients during one year Turkey were examin...

The medical records of 84 patients submitted to extensive thyroidectomy from January 1991 to April 1995 were reviewed and the data was analyzed in order to verify a correlation between postoperative laboratories results and physical findings suggestive of hypocalcemia. It was verified that there was hypocalcemia in 51.2 percent of the patients, of which only 18.6 percent presented symptoms. It ...