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New non-cutting method for hyperparathyroidism treatment

Posted by musicbart @musicbart, Feb 24 12:34am

I get Google alerts. One I just got is on hyperparathyroidism. There's a new, innovative way to treat hyperparathyroidism. See this short article:

Revolutionizing the Treatment of Benign Tumors of the Parathyroid Glands: The Milestone of Minimally Invasive Radiofrequency Ablation

https://www.breakinglatest.news/health/revolutionizing-the-treatment-of-benign-tumors-of-the-parathyroid-glands-the-milestone-of-minimally-invasive-radiofrequency-ablation/

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riflemanz64 | @riflemanz64 | Feb 24 6:41am

We already have minimally invasive surgery that produces immediate results where you are cured.
1/3 still had problems and the others had no results. Forget that place,

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musicbart | @musicbart | Feb 24 11:00am
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@riflemanz64

We already have minimally invasive surgery that produces immediate results where you are cured.
1/3 still had problems and the others had no results. Forget that place,

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OK, didn't know what else is in use. Are you referring to the kind of surgery done now in most places such as in Tampa, FL, if all of what's going on is considered minimally invasive?

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riflemanz64 | @riflemanz64 | Feb 24 11:23am

Yes, Tampa does minimally invasive surgery. People don't want a huge scar on the neck.
My wife had it done there and it was great!

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