… There are no prospective studies to guide us, but there is a subgroup of patients with small
differentiated cancers for whom hemithyroidectomy is adequate treatment. Some argue that …

… When carcinoma appears limited to one lobe, lobectomy and isthmectomy with appropriate
regional lymph node dissection has been recommended as adequate treatment for papillary …

… thyroid cancer remains controversial. Total thyroidectomy appears to be an adequate treatment
for clinically node-negative papillary thyroid cancer. Prophylactic central neck dissection …

… with total thyroidectomy, this has gradually replaced more conservative approaches for …
treatment of both benign and malignant thyroid diseases. Reoperations and surgery for thyroid …

… (a) Are “less than total thyroidectomy” procedures adequate treatment for BMNG? Are they
associated with high recurrence rate? (b) Does TTx offer advantage over STTx in terms of …

… Compliance with drug intake, including adequate ingestion method, was confirmed by
the treating physician. This study was approved by the Institutional Review Board (IRB) of …

… There is no need for reoperation as it represents an adequate surgical treatment for thyroid
cancer that can occur in patients with GD. If performed by an experienced surgeon, TT is the …

… lobectomy with or without radical neck dissection was the surgical treatment of choice. We
performed total thyroidectomy only in cases with obvious widespread involvement of the gland …

… surgery for treating thyroid diseases and the problems of adequate hormonal replacement
have deterred surgeons from performing total thyroidectomies. In fact, thyroid surgery was …

… The adequate extent of surgical management of papillary thyroid carcinoma (PTC) is still
matter of debate, since several authors and some evidence support a more conservative …