Thyroid cancer is often slow-growing and highly treatable, especially when detected early. It occurs more commonly in women and the elderly, but when it occurs in men, it can be more aggressive and diagnosed at advanced stages.
Most cases are screen-detected and many are cured with surgery alone.
Don’t ignore these warning signs:
When you visit me for symptoms or a routine check-up, I begin with a clinical neck examination, followed by:
If cancer is confirmed, further evaluation includes:
Thyroid cancers are generally resistant to chemotherapy or radiotherapy, so surgery is the cornerstone of treatment.
Surgical options vary based on cancer type and spread:
Total thyroidectomy (removal of the whole thyroid gland)
May include removal of nearby lymph nodes if involved
1. Traditional Open Surgery
Standard approach with a fine neck incision
Safe and effective, leaves a thin, cosmetic scar
2. Scarless Minimally Invasive Thyroidectomy
Done via endoscopy or robotic assistance
Accessed through small incisions in the chest or armpit
Ideal for selected patients with cosmetic concerns
No neck scar
Greater precision
Less blood loss
Quicker recovery
Complex surgery using open approach
May require removal of thyroid gland, neck lymph nodes, and portions of trachea.
Followed by reconstructive procedures for functional restoration
For advanced or resistant thyroid cancers, we may use:
Especially useful for medullary thyroid cancer or radioiodine-refractory cancers
Timely detection and expert care can make all the difference. Whether you need a second opinion, advanced surgery, or reassurance—I'm here to help.
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Specialist in Endoscopic & Robotic Thyroid Surgery
Trusted for Complex & Advanced Thyroid Cancers
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