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Three-port endoscopic thyroidectomy via anterior chest wall approach

WU Yong-hon

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Objective: To discuss the clinical efficacy and application value of three-port endoscopic thyroidectomy through anterior chest wall. Methods:The clinical data of 17 patients who underwent three-port endoscopic thyroidectomy through anterior chest wall were analyzed retrospectively. Results:Seventeen operations were all successful,without conversions to open procedures.No injuries of the superior laryngeal nerve,recurrent laryngeal nerve,or parathyroid occurred.The average operating time was 134 min(100-150 min),average blood loss was 42 ml(30-50 ml).All the patients were very satisfied with the cosmetic results. Conclusions:Three-port endoscopic thyroidectomy through anterior chest wall is safe and feasible for selected appropriate cases,with the advantages of excellent cosmetic results and definite therapeutic effect.

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Objective: To discuss the clinical efficacy and application value of three-port endoscopic thyroidectomy through anterior chest wall. Methods:The clinical data of 17 patients who underwent three-port endoscopic thyroidectomy through anterior chest wall were analyzed retrospectively. Results:Seventeen operations were all successful,without conversions to open procedures.No injuries of the superior laryngeal nerve,recurrent laryngeal nerve,or parathyroid occurred.The average operating time was 134 min(100-150 min),average blood loss was 42 ml(30-50 ml).All the patients were very satisfied with the cosmetic results. Conclusions:Three-port endoscopic thyroidectomy through anterior chest wall is safe and feasible for selected appropriate cases,with the advantages of excellent cosmetic results and definite therapeutic effect.

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Objective: To discuss the clinical efficacy and application value of three-port endoscopic thyroidectomy through anterior chest wall. Methods:The clinical data of 17 patients who underwent three-port endoscopic thyroidectomy through anterior chest wall were analyzed retrospectively. Results:Seventeen operations were all successful,without conversions to open procedures.No injuries of the superior laryngeal nerve,recurrent laryngeal nerve,or parathyroid occurred.The average operating time was 134 min(100-150 min),average blood loss was 42 ml(30-50 ml).All the patients were very satisfied with the cosmetic results. Conclusions:Three-port endoscopic thyroidectomy through anterior chest wall is safe and feasible for selected appropriate cases,with the advantages of excellent cosmetic results and definite therapeutic effect.

Key concepts: Medicine, Surgery, Thyroidectomy, Recurrent laryngeal nerve, Port (circuit theory), Endoscope, Blood loss, Endoscopy

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