Thyroid Cancer

A thyroid cancer diagnosis can have serious implications for a patient, even when it doesn’t cause life threatening illness or death. There is no such thing as a “good type of cancer”. There are many types of thyroid cancer (such as papillary, follicular, Hurthle-cell/oncocytic, medullary, poorly differentiated, and anaplastic thyroid cancer), and the same type of thyroid cancer can have very different behavior in different patients. Our goal is to assist our patients become cancer free, both organically and emotionally. Read more about how we provide care for our patients.

We provide:

Specialized care, based on our extensive experience and expertise in diagnosing and treating thyroid cancer.

Personalized care, targeted to each patient’s needs. We use the most uptodate medical evidence and medical technology and genetics, in order to tailor the care of each individual patient based on their specific needs, as the biologic behavior of thyroid cancer is different in each patient, and every patient has different needs.

Long-term monitoring of patients with history of thyroid cancer, by a physician specialized in managing this condition, with certification in endocrine ultrasound and ultrasound-guided FNA biopsy procedures of the neck.

Treatment based on the most advanced scientific methods and evidence, and guidance in order to avoid potentially harmful treatments that are either not needed or obsolete.

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