What's the best second-line tx for Graves' disease pts? Using big-data in HK, undergoing surgery had better long-term outcomes and lower cost than receiving antithyroid drugs or radioiodine. Published at @BJSurgery@BrianHLang1@woo_yc@HkuPharm
https://t.co/BOJEpUKgzI
A prospective study comparing the midline and lateral trans-laryngeal ultrasonography approaches in vocal cord assessment before and after thyroid and neck surgeries https://t.co/SOiTVqcmGp
#AAES2021 Quick shot ♦ 06. A prospective study comparing the midline and lateral translaryngeal ultrasonography approaches in the assessment of vocal cords before and after thyroid and neck surgeries
Presented by Dr. Man Fung
University of Hong Kong
@ThyCaInc@AmThyroidAssn
Our recent paper compared long-term morbidities, mortality, and costs of Graves' disease receiving ATD, RAI and thyroidectomy as first-line tx. Thanks @BrianHLang1 for supervising the work, and leading this published at @AnnalsofSurgery!
https://t.co/vxMklna030
@hkumed@HkuPharm
@RaymonGrogan @HKUniversity@DrRosengart@BCM_Surgery@jsuliburk Like to thank Dr. Ray Grogan @RaymonGrogan for his brief visit to our hospital and his stimulating lecture on the global rise of thyroid cancer. One of the highlights of his talk was drawing parallels between this global rise in thyroid cancer and the canary of the coal mine.
"My wife is Japanese... my wife is Chinese, sorry!" - UK Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt has an awkward moment as he starts visit to Beijing https://t.co/5p9PVnCuF9
Amazing @AcademicSurgery Q&A with @HenriFordMD! Thank you for the multitude of pearls:
🔹Ask: “Where can I make the biggest difference?”
🔹Remember: “There is no substitute for excellence.”
🔹Learn to: “Stay focused on your long term goals and go around the bumps in the road.”