2022
DOI: 10.54847/cp.2022.02.05
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Tiroidectomía pediátrica en un centro de "bajo volumen" y sin protocolización: resultados y horizontes

Abstract: ResumenObjetivos. La tiroidectomía pediátrica es una intervención infrecuente, compleja y con un riesgo elevado de complicaciones. Se evalúa la tasa de complicaciones y resultados oncológicos de la tiroidectomía no protocolizada en un hospital infantil de segundo nivel en comparación con los centros de referencia.Material y métodos. Estudio retrospectivo de los pacientes menores de 15 años sometidos a tiroidectomía ± disección ganglionar cervical por cirujanos pediátricos de bajo volumen (< 30 cirugías endocri… Show more

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“…Pediatric thyroid surgery should be performed by high-volume endocrine surgeons with experience in both pediatric and adult endocrine surgery and of course in endocrine surgical oncology ( 47 ). Pediatric thyroid patients have better outcomes when operated on by higher volume surgeons, while Moreno Alfonso et al suggest that surgeons even if below high-volume threshold but specialized in pediatric surgery can perform thyroidectomies without increase in morbidity and mortality ( 15 , 48 ). Although the UK consensus on pediatric endocrine surgery supports high-volume surgeon to perform thyroidectomies in pediatric population, there is still a debate in the international literature ( 47 , 49 ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pediatric thyroid surgery should be performed by high-volume endocrine surgeons with experience in both pediatric and adult endocrine surgery and of course in endocrine surgical oncology ( 47 ). Pediatric thyroid patients have better outcomes when operated on by higher volume surgeons, while Moreno Alfonso et al suggest that surgeons even if below high-volume threshold but specialized in pediatric surgery can perform thyroidectomies without increase in morbidity and mortality ( 15 , 48 ). Although the UK consensus on pediatric endocrine surgery supports high-volume surgeon to perform thyroidectomies in pediatric population, there is still a debate in the international literature ( 47 , 49 ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%