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hypo-parathyroid hormone-emia (hypo-PTHemia) and/or hypocalcemia are among the most common complications of thyroid surgery, with an incidence ranging 1.2–40% ( 2 ). Patients undergoing unilateral thyroidectomy had significantly lower risk of temporary
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Metabolism 2022 107 e4098 – e4105 . ( https://doi.org/10.1210/clinem/dgac456 ) 8 Alqahtani SM Alatawi AS & Alalawi YS . Post-thyroidectomy hypocalcemia: a single-center experience . Cureus 2021 13 e20006 . ( https://doi.org/10.7759/cureus.20006
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combined with GHPA also complicates the treatment of the disease. Tachibana ( 13 ) reported a patient with GD and acromegaly who had primary hyperparathyroidism and underwent total parathyroidectomy and thyroidectomy, and who developed severe hypocalcemia
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treatment was made in accordance with the patient and families. No complication of surgery including keloid scarring, recurrent laryngeal palsy, and persistent hypocalcemia was observed. Due to hypothyroidism after surgery, all patients were treated with L
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-thyroidectomy complications may occur at various incidence rates such as hypocalcemia. RAI is increasingly considered as a safe and inexpensive modality of treatment for GD ( 9 ). Although most of the side effects of RAI are mild, many patients will develop early