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Summary This is a retrospective study, reviewing all surgically treated thyroid conditions in the period between September 1998 to September 2001. The results showed that the incidence of malignant thyroid conditions is 6.6%, and that papillary carcinoma is the most common thyroid cancer having an incidence of 82%. All patients presented with the complaint of neck swelling, in no patient manifestations of systemic dissemination found. Fine needle aspiration cytology was available for 11(39%) patients and was diagnostic in 7(63%) and highly suspicious in 4(37%). The number of re-operations was 9 (32%) and was always due to no use of FNAC in patients with multi-nodularity of one lobe. Thyroid carcinoma is not uncommon in our district. Preoperative diagnosis by more use of FNAC will decrease the incidence of re-operations that are more complicated than first operation.

MALIGNANT THYROID DISEASE: A REPORT FROM ONE MAJOR HOSPITAL IN BASRAH