- A
thyroidectomy is an
operation that
involves the
surgical removal of all or part of the
thyroid gland. In
general surgery,
endocrine or head and neck...
-
iodine I-131) and
thyroidectomy (surgical
excision of the gland). As
operating on a
hyperthyroid patient is dangerous,
prior to
thyroidectomy, preoperative...
-
microcarcinoma on
ultrasound (and
confirmed on FNAB)
range from
total thyroidectomy with
radioactive iodine ablation to
observation alone.
Harach et al...
- and
lobectomy for
Category IV, near total-
thyroidectomy/lobectomy for
Category V, and near
total thyroidectomy for
Category VI. The risk of
malignancy in...
-
proceeding to
completion thyroidectomy and
postoperative radioiodine ablation where carcinoma is confirmed. This way
total thyroidectomy is not
carried out...
- hot.
Malignancy is
virtually non-existent in hot nodules.
Surgery (
thyroidectomy) may be
indicated in some instances: Reac****ulation of the
nodule despite...
- Graves' ophthalmopathy.
There is some
evidence that a
total or sub-total
thyroidectomy may ****ist in
reducing levels of TSH
receptor antibodies (TRAbs) and...
-
metabolism remains clinically normal after removal of the
thyroid (
thyroidectomy), but not the
parathyroid glands.
About 20,000 protein-coding genes...
-
produce voiced sound. This may
result from damage, such as
surgery (e.g.,
thyroidectomy) or a tumor., or can be a
result of
psychological means.
Aphonia means...
- hyperthyroidism. A
large majority of the
thyroid may be
removed (subtotal
thyroidectomy) to
treat the
hyperthyroidism of Graves' disease, or to
remove a goiter...
