Özet:

Thyroid cancers often appear as a solitary hypoactive nodule, but several difficulties in diagnosing malignity of this nodule also make it difficult to choose the correct surgical intervention. We turned to this study to determine the choice of a surgical method for the diagnosis and treatment of thyroid cancer in patients who are operated with a thyroid cancer diagnosis. METHODS: The data of a total of 40 thyroid cancer patients who were conducted at Haseki Training and Research Hospital Surgical Clinic were examined. The patients' admission complaints and radiological imaging findings, laboratory results and surgical intervention data were examined. Results: Of the 40 thyroid cancer patients, 25 (62.5%) were female and 15 (27.5%) were male. Twenty-three (92%) of female patients and 13 (86.6%) were euthyroids. 29 (72.5%) of our patients had papillary cancer, 5 (12.5%) follicular cancer, 2 (5%) medullary cancer, 3 (7.5%) anaplastic cancer and 1 (2.5%) hurthle cell carcinoma. The excessive changes in thyroid cancer surgery, even the formation of groups as a result of the follow-up of most thyroid cancers, the surgery that evolved between total thyroidectomy and lobectomy suggests that the existence of such studies is valuable.

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