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Oct 18

2017

How will you manage a case of papillary carcinoma of 27 year old male presented with solitary thyroid nodule of 2cm in his left lower pole along with multiple ipsilateral mobile lymphonode in level III, IV and V but without distant metastasis?How will you manage a case of papillary carcinoma of 27 year old male presented with solitary thyroid nodule of 2cm in his left lower pole along with multiple ipsilateral mobile lymphonode in level III, IV and V but without distant metastasis?

The given scenario suggest that patient belongs to the below mentioned group: High risk patient with High risk tumour & N1b nodal status and M0 T1 N1 Mo with high

How do you treat 40 year old male with 2cm papillary carcinoma of thyroid?How do you treat 40 year old male with 2cm papillary carcinoma of thyroid?

The given case is a case of High risk patient with a high risk tumour but neck node status unclear (considering No) Total thyroidectomy with level VI dissection and palpation

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