COMPLICATIONS OF THYROIDECTOMY
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Gist of the study:
Thyroidectomy is the total or ƉĂƌƟĂů removal of the thyroid gland depending on the type and extent of the lesion. It has become a common surgical procedure and can be performed by surgeons of various ÆƉĞcÅĂůÅnjĂƟŽnÆ͘. A total of 272 ƉĂƟĞnÆšÆ aged 14 to 82 underwent surgery between January 2011 and July 2019 at the Hospital /nÆƟƚƵƚŽ de Otorrinolaringologia de Rio Preto (HIORP), São José do Rio Preto, SP. Results: Of the 272 ƉĂƟĞnÆšÆÍ• a majority 215 (79%) were female and 57 (20,9%) were male. Anatomopathological ÄžxÄ‚mÅnĂƟŽn revealed malignant disease in 178 ƉĂƟĞnÆšÆ (65,4%) and benign disease in 97 ƉĂƟĞnÆšÆ (35,6%). Temporary hypocalcemia occurred in 45 ƉĂƟĞnÆšÆ (16,5%), permanent hypocalcemia in 51 ƉĂƟĞnÆšÆ (18,7%), temporary unilateral recurrent laryngeal nerve palsy in 13 ƉĂƟĞnÆšÆ (4,7%), and permanent unilateral recurrent laryngeal nerve palsy in 10 ƉĂƟĞnÆšÆ (3,6%). Cervical hematoma occurred in 5 ƉĂƟĞnÆšÆ (1,8%), 3 ƉĂƟĞnÆšÆ (1.1%) underwent tracheotomy, and there were no ƉĂƟĞnÆš deaths.
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