Titlebook: Reoperative Parathyroid Surgery; Techniques and Tips Ralph P. Tufano,Phillip K. Pellitteri Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG

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Indications for Reoperative Parathyroidectomy,istent or recurrent disease after their primary parathyroidectomy. Selecting which of these patients should undergo reoperative surgery is challenging. While the indications to proceed with surgery may be present, proceeding with surgery requires careful consideration of multiple patient and disease

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Reoperative Surgical Planning and Adjunct Localization Studies,per 100,000 people are diagnosed in those younger than 40?years. The incidence is estimated to be four times higher in patients older than 60?years of age [1]. Surgery for primary HPT, performed by an experienced surgeon, is curative in more than 95% of cases [2]. In contrast, the success rate for l

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Surgical Algorithm for Recurrent and Peristent Hyperparathyroidism,ity is increased when compared with initial exploration. The utilization of correlative localization studies together with intraoperative determination of parathyroid hormone (PTH) levels provides benefit to the surgeon in limiting morbidity while optimizing outcomes. When evaluating patients with r

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Maximizing the Success of Initial Parathyroid Surgery,thyroid pathology, and with careful preoperative assessment, meticulous operative planning and execution, and thoughtful integration of surgical adjuncts, surgeons are well positioned to maximize the likelihood of successful initial parathyroid surgery.

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Indications for Reoperative Parathyroidectomy, characteristics that impact the likelihood of success. Critically, without reliable localization information directing the surgeon, reoperation should only be conducted in patients with severe sequelae of their disease.

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Surgical Algorithm for Recurrent and Peristent Hyperparathyroidism,ecalcitrant hyperparathyroidism, a regimented, methodologic management protocol should be followed to maximize the potential for successful outcomes. This chapter presents an algorithm for surgical management of patients with this disorder.