Intraoperative nerve monitoring during thyroid surgery
IH Gardner, GM Doherty… - Current Opinion in …, 2016 - journals.lww.com
IH Gardner, GM Doherty, D McAneny
Current Opinion in Endocrinology, Diabetes and Obesity, 2016•journals.lww.comSurgeons should routinely identify recurrent laryngeal nerves during thyroid operations, and
intraoperative nerve monitoring might be a useful adjunct to prevent injury. As a result of the
relatively low probability of permanent recurrent laryngeal nerve injury, it is difficult to
establish the absolute value of nerve monitoring. Further research may focus on continuous
nerve monitoring and intraoperative monitoring of the external branches of the superior
laryngeal nerves.
intraoperative nerve monitoring might be a useful adjunct to prevent injury. As a result of the
relatively low probability of permanent recurrent laryngeal nerve injury, it is difficult to
establish the absolute value of nerve monitoring. Further research may focus on continuous
nerve monitoring and intraoperative monitoring of the external branches of the superior
laryngeal nerves.
Summary
Surgeons should routinely identify recurrent laryngeal nerves during thyroid operations, and intraoperative nerve monitoring might be a useful adjunct to prevent injury. As a result of the relatively low probability of permanent recurrent laryngeal nerve injury, it is difficult to establish the absolute value of nerve monitoring. Further research may focus on continuous nerve monitoring and intraoperative monitoring of the external branches of the superior laryngeal nerves.
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