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Thyroid Project New Trends 2018

Thyroid Project New Trends 2018

Launched in 2017, the Tireoide New Trends Project (TNT), in webmeetings format, has a new edition this year. The goal is to be a practical tool for online updating and recycling on the diagnosis and treatment of major thyroid diseases, through discussions with recognized experts in the various areas of thyroidology, many of them members of LATS.

Registration is free and available on the site: www.tireoidenaweb.com.br. Just register to participate in live events, send suggestions and questions or consult the recordings later.

See the schedule:

28.08.18 – Module 1 – Safety in Thyroid Surgery

  • Hemostats
  • Aesthetic Energy Scalpel in Thyroidectomy
  • Nerve Monitoring

25.09.18 – Module 2 – Special Situations

  • Hypothyroidism in Patients undergoing Bariatric Surgery
  • Absorption and Pseudo-malabsorption of thyroid hormones
  • Medications and Situations that Influence the Absorption of Thyroid Hormones

23.10.18 – Module 3 – Thyroid in childhood and adolescence

  • Hypothyroidism in childhood and adolescence
  • Childhood thyroid nodules
  • Hyperthyroidism in childhood
  • Diagnosis of congenital hypothyroidism

13.11.18 – Module 4 – Minimally Invasive Treatment of Thyroid Nodules

  • When observing microcarcinomas
  • Extension of thyroidectomy in differentiated tumors
  • Ablation of thyroid nodules by radiofrequency

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