Hi and thanks for this query. I am so sorry to hear about this thyroid problem you have had and the recent biopsy specimen.
You said this was a hemithyroidectomy and from the reports, it is stated that the margins of the specimen are tumor free. This means that all of it was successfully taken off. You should not be any worried but make sure you closely report any new symptoms in future to you doctor.
I will not particularly recommend surgery given the fact that the margins were free from any tumor cells at this time. But if there should be need in future, consider doing so.
I hope you find this information helpful and provides guidance on how to approach this problem. I wish you good health and hope you continue using our services. Dr. Ditah, MD.
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Have Thyroid Problem. Removed Right Lobe. Check With Hemithyroidectomy Specimen Biopsy Result. Should I Remove Left Lobe?
Hi and thanks for this query. I am so sorry to hear about this thyroid problem you have had and the recent biopsy specimen. You said this was a hemithyroidectomy and from the reports, it is stated that the margins of the specimen are tumor free. This means that all of it was successfully taken off. You should not be any worried but make sure you closely report any new symptoms in future to you doctor. I will not particularly recommend surgery given the fact that the margins were free from any tumor cells at this time. But if there should be need in future, consider doing so. I hope you find this information helpful and provides guidance on how to approach this problem. I wish you good health and hope you continue using our services. Dr. Ditah, MD.