… central and lateral neck dissection exhibited normal basal … Biochemical cure was achieved
according to the T categories … radical neck dissection are essential for biochemical cure of …

… When this analysis was limited to patients who did not achieve biochemical cure after the
initial operation, only extranodal growth independently predicted overall recurrence and node …

… biochemically is more modest, with rates of biochemical cure … lateral neck dissection of
levels IIa–Vb if no prior dissection … IV dissection in the presence of previous II–V neck dissection…

… Several studies have demonstrated very low rates of recurrence with biochemical cure, and
… without central neck dissection (as published previously), the rates of biochemical cure are …

… a cure rate of 56%, significantly higher than usually quoted. Of those who had recurrence and
had a second neck dissection, 31% were cured… Such biochemical and molecular biological …

… removed in predicting biochemical cure after compartment-oriented neck dissection. … no or
inadequate neck dissections, reinforcing that belief in the absence of evidence to the contrary. …

… neck dissection. Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2008;134(5):536-53818490577PubMed…
on the efficacy of revision central neck surgery in achieving a clinical and biochemical cure. …

… In the biochemically cured patients, lymph nodes mainly from … and the modified radical neck
dissection was short, … years longer than that of the biochemically cured patients. On detailed …

… showed significant correlation with the biological cure and structural recurrence rates, which
… that performing a central neck dissection can increase the biological cure rate and decrease …

… neck dissections (ND) in different types of thyroid cancer (TC), to evaluate the influence of
ND extent on morbidity and to describe biochemical … %) indicated biochemical cure at the first …