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Is thyroid hormone supplementation avoidable for patients with low-risk papillary thyroid cancer after thyroid lobectomy? A two-center observational study.

Liu XiaoJie WuLisha JiangYangmengyuan XuBin Liu
Published in: Clinical endocrinology (2021)
Nearly 90% of the patients who underwent thyroid lobectomy for low-risk PTC had a postoperative TSH level of >2 μIU/ml, necessitating thyroid hormone supplementation in accordance with current guidelines. This finding highlights that preoperative patient counseling should also focus on raising awareness about postoperative thyroid hormone supplementation for low-risk PTC patients seeking thyroid lobectomy.
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