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ea0099p375 | Thyroid | ECE2024

Complications associated with the performance of thyroidectomies in a third-level hospital

Gomez-Gordo Hernanz Monica , Collado Gonzalez Gloria , Garcia Piorno Alberto , Losada Gata Isabel , Perez Noguero Marta , Jimenez Hernando Ignacio , Farache Suberviola Blanca , Morales Jaurrieta Amaya , Lopez Guerra Aurelio , Gonzalez Albarran Olga

Introduction: major complications of thyroid surgery include; injury to the recurrent laryngeal nerve that can cause dysphonia and acute respiratory distress, postsurgical hematoma, infection and hypoparathyroidism, which can be transient or permanent.Objective: to analyze the complications observed after performing thyroid surgery with different pre-surgical diagnoses in our center.Methods: retrospective descriptive study of thyro...

ea0099p580 | Thyroid | ECE2024

Correlation between the expected risk of malignancy according to FNA and the actual percentage of malignancy found on pathological anatomy in thyroidectomies and hemithyroidectomies

Lopez Guerra Aurelio , Losada Gata Isabel , Gomez-Gordo Hernanz Monica , Collado Gonzalez Gloria , Perez Noguero Marta , Jimenez Hernando Ignacio , Farache Suberviola Blanca , Morales Jaurrieta Amaya , Gonzalez Fernandez Laura , Garcia Piorno Alberto

Introduction: The Bethesda system gives each Fine Needle Aspiration (FNA) category a risk of malignancy (B1: 5-10%, B2: 0-3%, B3: 10-30%, B4: 25-40%, B5: 50-75%, B6: 97-99%). Based on this risk, therapeutic decisions are made that influence the patientÂ’s life. It is important to check whether the percentage of malignancy obtained in our daily clinical practice is similar to that expected according to this system.Aim: To check whether the percentage ...