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I V Panteleev

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[Prognosis in the surgical treatment of diffuse toxic goiter].

Reduction of the incidence of postoperative hyperthyroidism (POH) is one of the urgent problems of DTG surgery. According to Soviet authors, it reaches 48%. The authors take into account a complex consisting of the patient's age, the degree of thyrotoxicosis, and the results of emergency (intraoperative) histological study. A program was elaborated with due consideration for adequate preoperative examination, preparation of the patients for the operation, a standardized method with reliable determination of the mass of the thyroid residue, morphometric examination of the removed part of the thyroid, study of the late-term results and their comparison with the preoperative clinical picture. Intraoperative determination of the percentage of active zones and the presence of intrafollicular epithelium and lymphoid infiltration made it possible for the authors to reduce POH incidence from 43.5% to 2.8%.

Adult

[Ways to decrease postoperative hypothyroidism in patients with diffuse toxic goiter].

The authors note that postoperative hypothyrosis is observed much more often than recurrences of thyrotoxicosis in patients with diffuse toxic goiter. The incidence of hypothyrosis is associated with the amount of the remnants of tissue, its functional abilities, regeneration, state of the hormonal and immune systems of the organism. The authors describe their method of determining the mass of the thyroid residue. The incidence of hypothyrosis was reduced from 43 up to 18%.

Follow-Up Studies

[A rapid morphometric method for determining thyroid gland function].

The incidence of postoperative hypothyrosis after subtotal resection of the thyroid for diffuse toxic goiter is rather high, 40-50% according to many authors. A method is suggested permitting assessment of the share of "active zones" during surgery. A certain amount of thyroid tissue is left with due consideration for this share, this amount being sufficient to attain an euthyroid state in the postoperative period.

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