The first step in evaluating the thyroid nodule is to take a thorough history and perform a careful physical examination. Most thyroid nodules are asymptomatic, having been detected by the patient or discovered during a routine physical examination. Pain is uncommon. The presence of one or more of these findings does not mean that the nodule is cancerous, however, the occurrence of these findings may tilt the balance toward surgical therapy. To learn more about the surgical management of thyroid cancer, click below.
Endoscopic thyroidectomy is a new, highly innovative technique for removing the thyroid gland.
The surgeon performs the operation through extremely small incisions using special instruments. Endoscopic thyroidectomy, which is performed under general anesthesia, leads to less postoperative pain, a quicker recovery, and an excellent cosmetic result. For more information, please click below.