| Literature DB >> 29461666 |
Christopher E Fundakowski1,2, Nathan W Hales3,4, Nishant Agrawal5, Marcin Barczyński6, Pauline M Camacho7, Dana M Hartl8, Emad Kandil9, Whitney E Liddy10, Travis J McKenzie11, John C Morris12, John A Ridge2, Rick Schneider13, Jonathan Serpell14, Catherine F Sinclair15, Samuel K Snyder16, David J Terris17, R Michael Tuttle18, Che-Wei Wu19, Richard J Wong20, Mark Zafereo21, Gregory W Randolph22.
Abstract
"I have noticed in operations of this kind, which I have seen performed by others upon the living, and in a number of excisions, which I have myself performed on the dead body, that most of the difficulty in the separation of the tumor has occurred in the region of these ligaments…. This difficulty, I believe, to be a very frequent source of that accident, which so commonly occurs in removal of goiter, I mean division of the recurrent laryngeal nerve." Sir James Berry (1887).Entities:
Keywords: Ligament of Berry; laryngeal; nerve; recurrent; thyroidectomy
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Year: 2018 PMID： 29461666 DOI： 10.1002/hed.24928
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Head Neck ISSN： 1043-3074 Impact factor: 3.147