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Do thyroid specialists and otolaryngologists treat hyperthyroidism and thyroid cysts. can they perform surgery if needed?
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Team: Thyroid specialists treat hyperthyroidism but they do not perform surgery. ENTs perform surgeries. Both typically work together on the same pt.
Answered 12/31/2014
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