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Thyroidectomy Cost Statistics
170,000CK Birla Hospital
90,000CK Birla Hospital
220,000CK Birla Hospital
Things to keep in mind before Thyroidectomy Surgery
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Average cost of disease treatment is approximately Rs. 170,000 which may range from Rs. 90,000 to Rs. 220,000 depending upon many other factors.

Average Cost of Various Thyroidectomy Procedures in Delhi

ProcedureAverage costStarting costMaximum cost
Conventional Thyroidectomy75,000 40,000150,000
Endoscopic Thyroidectomy75,00040,000150,000
Robotic Thyroidectomy75,00040,000150,000

Cost Component Breakup for Thyroidectomy

ComponentAverage cost Starting cost Maximum cost
Surgeon's Fee115,95060,300147,600
Hospital Or Facility Charges21,917 11,57628,356
OT Charges18,3589,69723,752
Anaesthesia Charges6,4954,37410,816
Medications And Post-Operative Care5,7793,0527,477
Consultation fee1,5001,0002,000

Cost of Diagnosis Tests Required for Thyroidectomy Treatment

Just like all other surgical procedures, before undergoing a thyroidectomy, several diagnostic tests are needed to be performed to ensure the patient is fit for surgery and to accurately assess the condition of the thyroid gland. These are:

  • Thyroid Function Test (TFT): (Rs.300 to Rs.1500)
  • Blood Tests (T3, T4, and TSH): (Rs.360 to Rs.800)
  • Ultrasound: (Rs.800 to Rs.1500)
  • Fine Needle Aspiration (FNA) Biopsy: (Rs.2000 to Rs.5000)
  • CT Scan or MRI: (Rs.9000 to Rs.16000)
  • Electrocardiogram (ECG): (Rs.300 to Rs.600)

Factors Adding Up to Make the Cost Higher

Every patient is unique and so the approach to the treatment will also differ. Based on this on a broad level several factors that can drive up the cost of Thyroidectomy surgery in Delhi are:

  • Complexity of the Surgery: Total thyroidectomy (removal of the entire thyroid gland) will cost more than a partial thyroidectomy. 
  • Possibility of Malignancy: Surgeries involving the removal of cancerous tissues may require more advanced procedures and increase the cost.
  • Surgeon’s Expertise: Surgeons with higher experience and specialization in thyroid surgeries may charge higher fees.
  • Hospital Facilities: Advanced surgical techniques like robotic-assisted thyroidectomy will have higher costs than conventional surgical procedures.
  • Post-Surgery Complications: If complications like hypocalcemia (low calcium levels) or voice changes happen, additional treatments or longer hospital stays may be needed.
  • Post-Surgical Hormone Therapy: If the entire thyroid gland is removed, lifelong hormone replacement therapy (thyroxine) will be needed.

By understanding the components that influence the cost and the necessary procedures involved, patients can make informed decisions regarding thyroidectomy at the CK Birla Hospital in Delhi.

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FAQ's Around Thyroidectomy Surgery
Why is the thyroid gland removed?

The thyroid gland is removed when there are issues such as thyroid cancer, large thyroid nodules, goiters, or hyperthyroidism that do not respond to other treatments. 

Why is thyroidectomy done?

Thyroidectomy is performed to treat thyroid disorders, including 

  • hyperthyroidism, 
  • large goiters causing difficulty in swallowing or breathing,
  • nodules that are suspicious for malignancy or cancer.

Can thyroid cancer be cured permanently?

Yes, thyroid cancer, especially papillary and follicular types, can often be cured with surgery (thyroidectomy) followed by radioactive iodine therapy in some cases. 

Each patient will be different, however, regular follow-ups are essential to ensure there is no recurrence.

When is the thyroid gland removed?

The thyroid gland is removed when there is a medical need such as cancer, a significantly enlarged thyroid causing discomfort, or when the thyroid is overactive and not responding to other treatments.