| Objective: To investigate the reasons of hypoparathyroidism andhypocalcemia reasons (PHC) in the prevention and treatment after totalthyroidectomy。Methods: Data of289cases of total thyroidectomy treated fromJanuary2011to January2013were retrospectively reviewed.Analysisof clinical features and treatment methods。43cases are male, female246cases, male to female ratio:1:5.72。Detecting PTH sCa beforetheir operation。Parathyroid is not routinely exposed during surgery,Review PTH〠Ca after their surgery, and with their clinicalmanifestations,To investigate the reasons of hypoparathyroidism andhypocalcemia reasons (PHC) in the prevention and treatment after totalthyroidectomy。Results:1ã€After total thyroidectomy surgery,PTH and serum Caions decreased significantly compared with the preoperative,and reachedthe lowest point at the second day; During the first5days, PTH andserum Ca resume will be at normal range in80%of patients of,15daysafter95%of patients can be fully restored;2ã€289cases of surgicalpatients, the occurrence of hypocalcemia in patients with176cases,accounting for60.90%, it is a higher incidence;3ã€The incidence ofhypocalcemia positively correlated with the extent of surgery, that with the increase in thyroid surgery to expand the scope and difficulty ofoperation, the possibility of postoperative hypocalcemia greater; Withthe expansion of the scope of the surgery, the serum Ca ion levels weresignificantly lower on average, and the recovery is slower than thesmaller;4ã€PTH positively correlated with changes in Ca changes thataffect thyroid surgery postoperative PTH secretion of parathyroidfunction leading to inadequate postoperative PTH secretion lead tohypocalcemia.Conclusion:1ã€It is a high incidence of hypocalcemia after total thyroidectomy;2ã€The probability of hypoparathyroidism and hypocalcemia aftertotal thyroidectomy is related to extent of surgery: with the greater ofthe extent of surgery, more likely of hypoparathyroidism andhypocalcemia will appear;3〠Recovery time of parathyroid function and serum calcium levelsare negatively correlated with the extent of surgery after totalthyroidectomy is related to extent of surgery:the greater of the extentof surgery,the longer recovery time of parathyroid function and serumcalcium levelsï¼›4ã€The probability of hypoparathyroidism and hypocalcemia aftertotal thyroidectomy has nothing to do with gender and ageï¼› 5ã€PTH and Ca changes are positively correlated after totalthyroidectomy. |