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The Value of Color Flow Doppler Ultrasonography of the Superior Thyroid Artery in the Surgical Management of Graves Disease—Invited Critique—Correction

Arch Surg. 2003;138:540.

Incorrect Word. In the Invited Critique by Wilhelm and Prinz published in the February issue of the ARCHIVES (2003;138:151) the fourth sentence of the first paragraph should have read as follows: "The shift to radioiodine therapy has occurred because it is less expensive, less invasive, and relatively safe: avoiding the main surgical complications of hypoparathyroidism and recurrent laryngeal nerve injury."







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