The taller-than-wide thyroid nodule feature did not demonstrate sufficient power to differentiate between malignant and benign nodules.

Papillary and follicular thyroid cancers are well ... once there are enough of them, they form a tumor in your thyroid. You may see a swelling in your neck or throat. This type of cancer is ...

Hurthle cell thyroid cancer (also called Hurtle cell carcinoma) is a rare sub-type of follicular thyroid cancer. Approximately 3% of thyroid cancer cases are Hurthle cell. Hurthle thyroid cells can be ...

Papillary and follicular thyroid cancers are considered well-differentiated cancers. Papillary thyroid cancer is the most prevalent type of thyroid cancer--with over 50,000 new cases per year in the ...

predominantly follicular lesion in 50 cases, and suspicious or malignant lesion in 16 cases. The final pathology revealed a benign nodule in 98 cases (82.4%) and a carcinoma in 21 (17.6%).

While both are called medullary carcinoma, these cancers differ in many ways: ...

Areas for future research include ERα/ERβ profiling of normal and neoplastic thyroid tissue, association between ER status and tumor dedifferentiation, and evaluation of the signaling pathways ...

Stage 2: The thyroid tumor can be any size and may have spread to lymph nodes near the thyroid. Metastasis is present. Stage 4 papillary, or follicular, thyroid cancer is metastatic, meaning that ...

Staging for thyroid cancer generally follows the TNM staging system. This is made up of classifications about the tumor (T), the lymph nodes (N), and whether the cancer has metastasized (M).