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Table 1 Clinical data of 15 patients with extensive tracheal defects after thyroid cancer surgery repaired with modified spiral tracheoplasty

From: Application of modified spiral tracheoplasty in thyroid carcinoma with trachea invasion: a retrospective analysis of 15 cases

No.

Age

Sex

TNM

classifications

Past Medical History

Location of the tumor

Cricoid cartilage was invaded

Length of tracheal defect(cm)

Tracheal defects accounted for circumferential proportion

Time to tracheal reconstruction(min)

Complication

Follow-up time(month)

1

48

F

T4aN1aM0

Diabetes

Left

No

5.5

50%

50

None

60

2

52

F

T4aN1bM0

None

Right

No

6

60%

60

None

57

3

50

F

T4aN1bM0

Hypertension, diabetes

Right

No

6

50%

50

None

53

4

36

M

T4bN1aM0

Hypertension

Right

Yes

6.5

50%

60

right vocal cord was paralyzed

50

5

36

F

T4aN1bM0

None

Left

No

7.5

40%

30

None

After 17 months of follow-up, lung metastasis occurred, and a second iodine-131 treatment was performed

6

67

F

T4aN0M0

diabetes

Right

No

5.5

40%

30

None

40

7

66

F

T4bN1aM0

None

Left

No

5

50%

50

left vocal cord was paralyzed

35

8

40

M

T4aN1bM0

None

Left

No

6

40%

30

None

After 16 months of follow-up, the left level VI area lymph node recurred and reoperation

9

43

M

T4aN0M0

None

Right

No

5

60%

30

None

32

10

66

F

T4aN1bM0

None

Right

Yes

7.5

50%

40

bilateral vocal cord paralysis

30

11

55

M

T4aN1bM0

None

Left

No

5

60%

30

None

24

12

63

F

T4aN0M0

None

Left

No

5

50%

40

None

20

13

55

M

T4aN1aM0

None

Right

No

6.5

50%

30

None

16

14

67

F

T4aN1bM0

Diabetes

Right

No

6

40%

40

right vocal cord was paralyzed

15

15

52

F

T4aN0M0

None

Left

Yes

7

60%

50

bilateral vocal cord was paralyzed

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