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Scarless surgery for thyroid cancer is possible through the RABIT technique, where the gland is removed via small hidden incisions in the armpit instead of the neck. Suitable candidates include patients with early-stage papillary and follicular thyroid cancers...

Scarless thyroid surgery carries a permanent voice change risk of less than 1% when performed by experienced robotic surgeons. The recurrent laryngeal nerve controls the vocal cords and sits directly behind the thyroid gland, making its preservation the central focus...

RABIT stands for Robotic-Assisted Breast-Axillo Insufflated Thyroidectomy. The thyroid gland comes out through small incisions in the armpit and upper chest area, no cut on the neck at all. The whole operation runs through the da Vinci robotic system with the surgeon...

April is Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Month, a global initiative that brings attention to one of the world’s most under-recognized yet impactful categories of cancer. According to the World Health Organization, more than 900,000 people globally are diagnosed with...

Parapharyngeal tumors are among the most challenging conditions to treat in head and neck surgery. These rare tumors develop in the parapharyngeal space (PPS), a deep region near the base of the skull surrounded by critical nerves, blood vessels, and other delicate...

Tongue cancer, a subset of oral cancers, presents significant challenges for patients, particularly in Stage 4 disease, where the cancer has often spread (metastatic) or recurred following traditional treatments. For these advanced cases, immunotherapy—a hallmark of...