… Age over 40 years, presence of regional or distant metastases and an inadequate
primary surgical excision all contributed to a poorer prognosis and survival Citation[73,74]. …

… The open method of thyroid excision initially involved an 8–10 cm transverse skin-crease
incision. Over the years, the length of the incision has been greatly reduced and a 3–6 cm …

… If repeat aspiration still yields nondiagnostic cytologic findings, management should be
based on clinical evaluation, including a radioiodine scan, usually with surgical excision of the …

… thyroid lobe subtotally excised to facilitate eventual use of radioactive iodine but not for actual
surgical treatment of the primary cancer. In … The general trend of surgery in the 1960's was …

… patient with thyroid cancer. This article focuses on the surgical management of thyroid cancer
in adult … of thyroid nodules and molecular markers, alternative surgical approaches to the …

… thyroid tissue is extremely rare. Such a malignancy is virtually always diagnosed after surgical
excision of … We report on an extremely rare case of true mediastinal thyroid cancer in a 45-…

… and with respect to surgical re-excision. LNMs most typically are well-defined and most
often—in the absence of significant extranodal spread—can be excised precisely without need …

… The diagnosis of NIFTP cannot yet be definitively established based on cytology and
therefore requires surgical excision; however, a study published in 2016 prospectively scored …

… and compartments of cervical lymph nodes that are excised. A ‘berry picking’ procedure is …
metastatic thyroid cancer are excised [15]. The indications for the various surgical approaches …

… The American Thyroid Association guidelines do not … for thyroid cancer. Despite this, a small
number of patients present with lesions isolated to the thyroid isthmus, which can be excised …