Objectives: Outline the epidemiology and risk factors of thyroid cancer. Describe the clinical
presentation and detailed histopathology of the different types of thyroid cancer. Explain the …

Argues against surgical pathologist Ed Williams' proposals for the creation of additional
categories of thyroid tumors. Reasons favoring the retention of the clinically relevant …

Thyroid nodules are common in the United States, occurring in greater than 60% of
individuals. Moreover, their incidence is steadily increasing, mainly because of the …

Thyroid nodules are frequent in general population, found in 3.7–7% of people by palpation
and 42–67% by ultrasonography (US). The differential diagnosis ranges from papillary (PC) …

Thyroid nodules are common in the United States, occurring in greater than 60% of
individuals. Moreover, their incidence is steadily increasing, mainly because of the …

Importance Thyroid nodules are common, being detected in up to 65% of the general
population. This is likely due to the increased use of diagnostic imaging for purposes …

Advances in medical sciences and evidence-based medicine have led to momentous
changes in classification and management of thyroid neoplasms. Much progress has been …

Context: Histologic examination of thyroid nodules is the current standard to distinguish
benign from malignant thyroid epithelial tumors and to classify histologic subtypes. This …

Over the past several decades, iodide supplementation to food supplies in many parts of the
world has been followed by a corresponding decrease in the incidence of follicular thyroid …