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Tracheal Necrosis Following Two-Stage Thyroidectomy

2022-03-27

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Following surgery for thyroid carcinoma, tracheal necrosis is extremely rare with few reports in literature. We report a patient who underwent a thyroid lobectomy for potential papillary carcinoma, followed by a completion thyroidectomy due to follicular variant papillary carcinoma pathology. Management was successful after debridement and tracheostomy, followed by decannulation.

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Literature Corpus work: 892834b5-cc85-5e4a-bb5d-a89ad07b691f
DOI: 10.22541/au.164839043.31803780/v1

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