The aim of our study is to evaluate the two surgical approaches, standard thyroidectomy and robotic thyroidectomy, in terms of postoperative pain management, scar quality, quality of life, as well as the occurrence of postoperative complications (hypocalcemia, compressive cervical hematoma and nerve stimulation)
Subject aged over 20 years
Referred for a thyroidectomy (total or partial)
Absence of participation in another clinical study
Subject affiliated to a social security scheme or beneficiary of such a scheme
Patient under 20 years of age.
Patients who have undergone combined radical cervical lymph node dissection
Patient with a postoperative wound problem
Patient with an underlying systemic disease that may influence the wound healing process
Parallel
thyroidectomy by robotic surgery via axillary approach
Procedure/Surgerythyroidectomy
thyroidectomy by standard conventional surgery
Procedure/Surgerythyroidectomy by standard conventional surgery
Evaluate the post-operative quality of life at D30 between the two groups
thyca-Qol
Total dysphagia score between the two groups
EAT-10 scale
Quality of the scar between the two groups
Vancouver scale
Assess the functional recovery of the vocal cords
fibroscopy
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