Surgeon Dimitrios Floros was born and raised in Athens. He graduated from the Department of Medicine of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and received the title of General Surgery after training at the NIMTS and Evangelismos hospitals. He holds a postgraduate degree from the Democritus University of Thrace. He trained in minimally invasive surgery in Strasbourg, France, and has since undergone advanced laparoscopic and hybrid surgery in the field of General Surgery. After training and certification in Bangkok, Thailand, he performs the Endoscopic Oral Access (TOETVA) for thyroid and parathyroid glands. He is a pioneering surgeon applying the technique in Greece.
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Similar questions that patients express are:- I will have laparoscopic surgery. What anesthesia will I get?- In addition to general anesthesia,...
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Endoscopic removal of the thyroid gland with transoral access is the most modern and innovative technique in the field of minimally invasive...
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Of course there is! Conventional thyroidectomy was essentially introduced in 1909 by Kocher, a technique applied to date. Since then,...
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The answer is clear and unequivocal: YOU MOST DEFINITELY CAN.But there are plenty of beliefs and claims from both patients and health...
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The stomach is a place for the development of a wide variety of tumors that, depending on their biological behavior, can be characterized...
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Patients with an inguinal hernia who need surgery are facing the dilemma of classical open versus modern laparoscopic rehabilitation. ...
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Inflammation of the appendicitis is usually manifested by pain in the right lower quadrant of the abdomen. It is one of the most...
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In general, there is a tendency for both endocrinologists and surgeons not to suggest thyroid and parathyroid surgery during the...
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