Thyroidectomy is the surgical removal of the thyroid gland or part of it due to thyroid nodules, goiters, or thyroid cancer. Depending on the case, a partial or total thyroidectomy is performed to restore health while preserving essential thyroid function when possible.
Salivary gland surgery is performed for tumors, stones, or infections affecting the parotid, submandibular, or sublingual glands. The goal is to remove obstructions or abnormal growths while preserving normal gland function.
A lymph node biopsy is done when enlarged or abnormal lymph nodes raise concerns about infection, tuberculosis, or cancer. This procedure helps in accurate diagnosis and guides further treatment.
A branchial sinus or cyst is a congenital neck abnormality that may lead to recurrent infections or drainage. Surgical removal prevents complications and ensures normal neck function.
A thyroglossal cyst is a congenital lump in the neck caused by leftover thyroid tissue. Surgical removal is necessary to prevent infections and ensure proper breathing and swallowing.
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