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Thymectomy Surgery
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    Why Choose Yashoda Hospitals for Thymectomy Surgery?

    Yashoda Hospitals offers advanced Thymectomy procedures with personalized care and cutting-edge surgical techniques.

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    Leading Surgical Center

    Yashoda Hospitals is recognized as the Best Hospital for Thymectomy Surgery in Hyderabad, offering exceptional surgical care services.

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    Expert Surgical Team

    Our highly experienced surgical team specializes in performing advanced thymectomy surgeries, ensuring optimal outcomes for all patients.

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    Cutting-edge Facilities

    Equipped with state-of-the-art technology and advanced medical equipment, our facility provides the perfect setting for precise and accurate thymectomy surgeries.

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    Dedicated Surgical Care

    Our dedicated surgical team is committed to guiding you through every step in the treatment of thymus gland abnormalities.

    Thymectomy, also known as thymoma surgery, is most frequently done for thymus gland removal in individuals who have thymoma, thymic tumors, or myasthenia gravis. Currently, video-assisted thoracoscopic or robotic-assisted surgery is used to carry out it in a less invasive manner. Historically, median sternotomy was performed, but now open or minimally invasive procedures are commonly used in most cases.

    The thymus gland is located in the upper chest region in front of the heart. Thymectomies are rare procedures, especially those performed on specific patients by the thoracic surgeons.

    Types of thymectomy Techniques

    Depending on the patient needs, thymectomy surgery can be performed in various approaches such as:

    • Trans-sternal: This is the most conventional method, which involves separating the breastbone (sternotomy) and making a chest incision for accessing the thymus.
    • Trans-cervical: This method involves making a neck incision slightly above the breastbone in order to access and remove the thymus.
    • Minimally invasive approaches like VATS or robotic-assisted: These methods involve making tiny incisions in the chest wall and using specialized tools to examine and remove the thymus. The robotic thymectomy surgery uses robotic arms for greater accuracy and flexibility, while video-assisted thoracic surgery (VATS) uses a camera to guide the surgeon.

    Based on the extent of the condition and its severity, thymectomy can be performed as a total thymectomy (complete removal of the thymus gland) or a partial thymectomy (removal of a portion of the thymus gland).

    Procedure Name Thymectomy Surgery
    Type of Surgery Open or minimally invasive
    Type of Anesthesia General Anesthesia
    Procedure Duration 1-3 hours
    Recovery Duration A few days of hospital stay followed by a few weeks of house rest to fully recover
    Thymectomy Surgery: Pre-Op & Post-Op Care

    Preparation: The patient’s medical history, physical examination, pre-operative evaluation, and final consent are obtained prior to surgery.

    During the procedure: The thymus gland in the chest is surgically removed partially or completely by the thoracic surgeon during a thymectomy with no damage to surrounding tissues by carefully dissecting and separating it. In certain instances, the lymph nodes or surrounding tissues might also be removed. Finally, the surgeon places drainage tubes if needed and closes the surgical site.

    After the procedure: After a thymectomy, patients are monitored for pain and vital signs, may have a chest tube draining fluids, and are expected to be discharged soon.

    Recovery: Thymectomy recovery time varies based on surgery extent, age, and health condition, the recovery time is typically 2-6 weeks, but may take a few months for some individuals.

    Post-operative care: Following the thymectomy, specific instructions regarding the diet, pain management, wound care, and follow-up appointments are advised to the patients by the thoracic surgeon.

    Benefits of Thymectomy Surgery at Yashoda Hospitals
    • Effective Repair: Our comprehensive evaluation and personalized treatment plans ensure effective treatment for thymus gland abnormalities.
    • Experienced Surgical Team: With years of experience, our skilled thoracic surgeons perform thymectomy procedures with precision and expertise.
    • Efficient Care: We strive to provide timely diagnosis and prompt initiation of treatment strategies, ensuring efficient care and optimal outcomes.

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    Insurance Assistance

    Navigating insurance coverage for Thymectomy surgery can be complex, but our team is here to help make the process seamless.

    • Coverage Clarification: We’ll assist you in understanding your insurance coverage for Thymectomy operation, including any limitations or out-of-pocket expenses.
    • TPA Assistance: Our team works with Third Party Administrators (TPAs) to streamline the insurance process and ensure a hassle-free experience for you.
    • Transparent Communication: Expect clear and transparent communication regarding insurance-related matters, helping you make informed decisions about your healthcare expenses.

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    Our experienced surgical team will review your case, providing valuable insights and recommendations to help you make informed decisions about your thymus gland treatments.

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    FAQ's

    It has been shown that the thymus plays a role in the development of myasthenia gravis (MG). It is removed in an effort to improve the weakness caused due to MG. Thymomas, or thymus tumors, affect about 10% of MG patients. While the majority of these tumors are benign and grow extremely slowly, occasionally one of these tumors is malignant (cancerous).

    Surgical removal of the thymus will have no effect on adults; however, in children, it may have some slight or significant effect on the immune system.

    No, thymectomy and open heart surgery are not the same procedures. Although the chest region must be incised for both procedures, their goals and methods are different.

    Thymectomy can be performed in an open or minimally invasive manner. However, the historical median sternotomy or open methods are considered somewhat major surgeries.

    After puberty, it is usually regarded as safe in adults since the thymus shrinks, or decreases, and becomes less involved in the immune system. Since the majority of T-cells have already matured, removing it usually has little effect on the immune system’s performance. This renders thymectomy quite safe surgery for certain medical issues in adults.

    Thymectomy is indicated to treat conditions such as myasthenia gravis, thymoma (thymic carcinoma), neuroendocrine tumors, benign tumors, and thymic cysts. It is also additionally used for the diagnostic biopsy of lymphoma.