Introduction: Recurrent laryngeal nerve injury is a serious complication of thyroid surgery. The
anatomic dissection and visual identification of the inferior laryngeal nerve is the
standard of care to avoid this complication. The intermittent intraoperative nerve
stimulation technique has failed to improve nerve safety. The continuous recurrent
laryngeal nerve monitoring is a promising new technique, currently under study to
evaluate its feasibility and safety outcomes. We present our experience of applying
this method in a private thyroid surgery clinic in Greece
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