… Identifying the “right” patients to undergo less versus more surgery … thyroid cancer population
are essential areas of future research. Risk-stratified clinical frameworks for initial surgical …

… The management of patients with papillary thyroid carcinoma (PTC) remains controversial. …
The initial surgical management of patients with papillary thyroid cancer (PTC) remains …

… Controversy exists regarding the aggressiveness of initial therapy in childhood papillary
thyroid cancer (PTC). Few studies with long-term outcome exist and second primary …

… , undergoing initial surgery because of fiapillay thyroid carcinoma (… ) treated during the
same period and followed up for a median period of 79.5 years. At initial evaluation, mean tumor …

… diagnosis of PTC who underwent primary surgical treatment at our institution were recruited
to the … There were 111 papillary microcarcinomas (11.8%) based on tumor size of ≤1.0 cm …

… There were 1913 patients who underwent definitive primary surgical therapy at the Mayo
Clinic and were treated within 60 days of the initial diagnosis of PTC. The 1685 patients (88%) …

… Papillary thyroid cancer (PTC) in children is rare. The optimal initial surgical treatment remains
… Our objective was to examine the surgical outcomes of a policy of total thyroidectomy and …

… We investigate the effects of surgical therapy in treating PTC … biopsy of primary site or other
sites), 06 (bypass surgery, -… primary site or other sites), 07 (non–cancer-directed surgery, …

… that “for most patients with PTC, the initial surgical procedure should be near-total or total
thyroidectomy. Lobectomy alone is sufficient treatment for small, low-risk, isolated intrathyroidal …

… Surgical resection to achieve local disease control remains the cornerstone of primary treatment
for most thyroid cancers… either papillary thyroid carcinoma or follicular thyroid carcinoma. …