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RECURRENT LARYNGEAL INJURY WHILE USING LIGASURE Versus CONVENTIONAL KNOT TYING IN TOTAL THYROIDECTOMY
To compare the frequency of recurrent laryngeal injury during total thyroidectomy when utilizing the LigaSure technique against conventional knot tying.
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