Intraoperative Nerve Monitoring Ought to be Used In Complementary Thyroidectomy

Background: Injuries to the recurrent inferior laryngeal nerve (RLN) remain one of major post-operative complications after thyroid surgery. In studies, temporary RLN damage during thyroidectomy is %2-11, and rate permanent %0.6-1.6. Complementary thyroidectomies have a higher complication compared first surgical procedure. last two decades, intraoperative neural monitoring has become powerful tool for risk minimization. our study, we aimed retrospectively examine pa-tients who underwent complementary monitoring. Materials Methods: Between January 2016 February 2020, files 54 patients, in clinic, were analyzed retrospectively.Patients did not undergo included study. The age, gender, pathology indication, surgery type, length hospital stay reason undergoing thyroidectomy, whether or postoperative developed all recorded. Results: mean age patients was 44.4 (16-82 years). average 2.37 (1-5 days). According initial results comp-lementary 34 had papillary cancer, 6 follicular carcinoma suspicion, 1 medullary carcinoma, patient Anaplastic suspicion 12 Multinodular Goiter recurrence. Conclusions: As result, poses an important problem surgeons. It high due formation scar loss normal tissue planes. Therefore, think that use may be helpful reducing occurrence damage. Key Words: Intraoperative Nerve Monitoring Thyroidectomy, Complication