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This review analyzes perioperative management and complications in thyroid surgery, emphasizing total intravenous anaesthesia and recurrent laryngeal nerve monitoring.
This review highlights the importance of difficult airway recognition, total intravenous anaesthesia, and recurrent laryngeal nerve monitoring in the perioperative management of thyroid surgery.
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Supports TIVA and RLN monitoring in thyroid surgery; hypothesis-generating pending prospective trials.
The aim of this review is to analyse anaesthesiologic preoperative assessment, intraoperative management and postoperative complications of patients with thyroid disease. A special care is paid to difficult airway recognition and resolving this situation. Anaesthetist's and surgeon's point of view of perioperative and postoperative complications is both discussed with special interest on early surgical complications and the need for urgent anaesthetic treatment. Particularly total intravenous anaesthesia and recurrent laryngeal nerve monitoring actually are two end-points in the thyroid surgery.
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Bacuzzi et al. (2008) conducted a review in Thyroid disease. Anaesthesia was evaluated. This review analyzes perioperative management and complications in thyroid surgery, emphasizing total intravenous anaesthesia and recurrent laryngeal nerve monitoring.
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