09.11.2011		hemithyroidectomy on the right side and ipsilateral parathyroidectomy
19.11.2011	3:00	thightness in throat
	5:00	thightness in throat much more intense, breathing and swallowing harder; emergency doctor called
	5:30	approach of emergency doctor no intubation (not much experience in intubation); RR 141/84, P 106;SpO2 93%; prednisolone 250 mg, 10 mg
		metoclopramidehydrochloride and 5 mg tropisetrone; Diagnosis: „dyspnoea because of external cervical bleeding“
		→ Departure to University Hospital of Innsbruck (102 km, 20 minutes longer than to nearest hospital)
	7:45	Arrival in clinic; swollen neck, hard breathing, almost unable to swallow and speak;
		→intubation via videolaryngoscopy evacuation of the hematoma in the operating theatre;
		arterial bleeding of a branch of the inferior thyroid artery could be detected and closed by ligature
	14:22	CT of the neck
		Examination by otorhinolaryngologist: prednisolone 500 mg
20.11.2011		Examination by otorhinolaryngologist: prednisolone 250 mg
21.11.2011		attempt to extubate under control and standby of an otorhinolaryngologist in the operating theatre.
		Laryngoscopy before extubation:
1.		reduced swelling in the area of the supraglottis, epiglottis and the aryepiglottic plication to the arytenoid
2.		hematoma without swelling on the rear of the throat
3.		severe hematoma of the vocal cords
		→removal of the tracheal tubus
22.11.2011		transfer to intermediate care unit
23.11.2011		transfer to ward
25.11.2011		laryngoscopic control: partial remission of the hematoma of the vocal cords
26.11.2011		discharged from hospital