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See Latest ArticlesBilateral Neck Exploration in Primary Hyperparathyroidism-When Is It Selected and How Is It Performed
World Journal of Surgery, 03/13/09
Moalem J et al. - No level I or II evidence reliably identifies preoperative clinical risk factors for determining which patients should have routine bilateral neck exploration for multi-gland disease or for intraoperative decision making to convert to bilateral neck exploration. Imaging studies are positive in most patients. No randomized studies exist to determine when a bilateral neck exploration is indicated based on clinical risk factors or imaging studies that may suggest multi-gland disease.
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