975 cases of thyroid disease to prevent parathyroid surgery experience damage.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 975 cases of thyroid disease to prevent parathyroid surgery experience damage Authors: Zhao Ting, Yan Yu-xiang, XU Jian-Gang, Chen Li Tan [Abstract] [Objective] To sum up the prevention of thyroid disease, parathyroid surgery experience damage. [Method] 975 cases of thyroid disease underwent surgery leaves the side of the 428 cases of thyroid gland, OK bilateral thyroid lobe surgery 547 cases. [Results] five cases of transient hypoparathyroidism occurred, and both appear in the cases of bilateral subtotal gland. [Conclusion] parathyroid surgery to protect the blood supply, separation of parathyroid when cutting to avoid direct contusion and misuse is to prevent postoperative hypoparathyroidism an important guarantee. [Keywords:] Thyroid Preventing Parathyroid Trauma in Thyroidectomy in 975 Cases with Thyroid Disease Abstract: [Purpose] To summarize the experience of preventing parathyroid trauma in thyroidectomy. [Methods] Of 975 cases with thyroid disease, 428 cases underwent one lobe thyroid gland resection and 547 cases underwent total thyroidectomy. [Results] Five cases revealed provisional hypoparathyroidism. All the 5 cases underwent total thyroidectomy. [Conclusion] Preserving blood-supply for parathyroid and avoiding direct contusion or misresection are important for preventing hypoparathyroidism in thyroidectomy. Keywords:: thyroid; parathyroid trauma; surgery; prevention Thyroid surgery complicated by hypoparathyroidism situations have occurred, has been reported about 0.5% [1], has also been reported by 1% ~ 32% [2]. Mainly due to surgery in improper operation, causing damage caused by parathyroid, such as the creation of permanent hypoparathyroidism, clinical handling more difficult at present, although in the parathyroid allograft has made some short-term effect, but the long-term How effective is hard to determine. In this paper, our hospital from January 2002 to September 2005 among 975 cases of surgically treated