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Comparison of total endoscopic thyroidectomy with conventional open thyroidectomy for treatment of papillary thyroid cancer: A review

by Almalki, Musab Abdulrahman D , Almehmadi, Ala'a Sulaiman M , Alatawi, Omniyyah Mohammed S , Alzahrani, Abdulmajeed Mousa M , Alwabisi, Shouq Abdullah O , Alyami, Mahdi Ali M , Albalawi, Ziad Saleh D , Al-Balawi, Raghad Fraih A , Alonizei, Abdulelah Hamdan K , Alqahtani, Sondos Ali A , Alatwi, Ghadah Eid M , Baomar, Afaf Othman , Ibrahim, Najat Abubakar Y , Aljohani, Lama Muaysh M , Alshammari, Nada Naif Z , Ajwah, Ibrahim Mahmoud H

in Cancer surgery / Clinical trials / Endoscopy / Hematoma / Literature reviews / Lymphatic system / Pain / Surgery / Surgical outcomes / Thyroid cancer / Thyroidectomy

2021

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2021

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Comparison of total endoscopic thyroidectomy with conventional open thyroidectomy for treatment of papillary thyroid cancer: A review

in Cancer surgery / Clinical trials / Endoscopy / Hematoma / Literature reviews / Lymphatic system / Pain / Surgery / Surgical outcomes / Thyroid cancer / Thyroidectomy

2021

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Comparison of total endoscopic thyroidectomy with conventional open thyroidectomy for treatment of papillary thyroid cancer: A review

Almalki, Musab Abdulrahman D,

Almehmadi, Ala'a Sulaiman M,

Alatawi, Omniyyah Mohammed S,

Alzahrani, Abdulmajeed Mousa M,

Alwabisi, Shouq Abdullah O,

Alyami, Mahdi Ali M,

Albalawi, Ziad Saleh D,

Al-Balawi, Raghad Fraih A,

Alonizei, Abdulelah Hamdan K,

Alqahtani, Sondos Ali A,

Alatwi, Ghadah Eid M,

Baomar, Afaf Othman,

Ibrahim, Najat Abubakar Y,

Aljohani, Lama Muaysh M,

Alshammari, Nada Naif Z,

Ajwah, Ibrahim Mahmoud H

2021

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BackgroundRecent advance of endoscopic techniques has allowed surgeons to perform thyroidectomy via an incision placement at hidden places which lead to better cosmetic acceptability compared with conventional open thyroidectomy.AimsThis study was conducted to summarize the current evidence that compare open thyroidectomy with endoscopic thyroidectomy in treatment of papillary thyroid cancer.MethodsAn electronic literature review, including PubMed, Google Scholar, and EBSCO that examining randomized trials of endoscopic thyroidectomy (ET), conventional open thyroidectomy (COT), and management of papillary thyroid carcinoma was carried out.ResultsThe review included 8 randomized studies that compare total endoscopic thyroidectomy versus conventional open thyroidectomy in treatment of papillary thyroid cancer. The findings showed endoscopic thyroidectomy had statically significant cosmetic appearance, less amount of blood loss and occurrence of transient hypocalcaemia than conventional open thyroidectomy in form of cosmetic outcome, amount lower blood loss.ConclusionThe current review showed that, ET has a better cosmetic outcome and lower blood loss compared with COT. While COT was associated with significantly low operation time, hospital stay, drainage time, amount of drainage fluid and transient recurrent laryngeal nerve (RLN) palsy.

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