The Effect of Incidental Parathyroidectomy on Hypocalcemia in Benign and Malignant Thyroid Patients

Objective: Hypocalcemia is characterized by clinical findings resulting from a decrease in serum calcium (Ca2+) and many etiological factors may cause this condition. The most common of postoperative hypocalcemia hypoparathyroidism the frequent complication that occurs after thyroid surgery hypocalcemia. We aimed to investigate effect incidental parathyroidectomy on early patients surgery.Methods: Retrospectively analyzed data who underwent thyroidectomy General Surgery Department Abant Izzet Baysal University between January 2009 December 2018. Age, gender, Ca2+ parathormone (PTH) levels were obtained. histopathological results materials grouped as benign (Group 1) malignant 2). Results: study population was consisted 3841 patients. 3154 group 1 687 2. average 2 8.50 mg/dl (6.80-9.80) 8,50 (6.80-9.80), respectively (p=0.996). Postoperative PTH 44.5 ng/l (0-65) (0-65), (p=0.979). Overall (8.4 mg/dL) observed 1742 (45.4%) There no difference Incidental (%5.4) performed 209 total thyroidectomy. 155 (4.9%) 54 (7.9%) groups 2, rates statistically different (p=0.02).Conclusion: think does not stimulate development