https://www.selleckchem.com/products/PI-103.html
The risk of temporary hypocalcemia after cervicotomy (28%) was comparable to a standard thyroidectomy (32%) but higher after cervicosternotomy (20%). No cases of permanent hypocalcemia or laryngeal nerve palsy were observed in both groups with substernal extension. The need for surgical reintervention was significantly higher in the cervicotomy group (6%) compared to cervicosternotomy (0%) and standard thyroidectomy (3%). In patients undergoing thyroid surgery for an intrathoracic goiter, cervicosternotomy was associated with more tempor
Like
Comment
Share
