Using survival from all causes of death as an endpoint, the prognostic significance of age,
sex, cell type, clinical extent of tumor, lymph node status and number of metastatic sites (all …

All cases of thyroid cancer reported to the Finnish Cancer Registry in 1958–62 were re‐
examined histologically; 227 cases of thyroid carcinoma were found. The correlation …

Six hundred patients with primary differentiated thyroid carcinoma had follow‐up studies for
a minimum of 15 years and a maximum of 45 years. Recurrence rate and death rate were …

Abstract The European Organization for Research on Treatment of Cancer (EORTC) Thyroid
Cancer Cooperative Group presented a prognostic index in 1979 that included all histologic …

A retrospective analysis of tumour and patient characteristics was performed in 202 patients
with papillary (n= 132) or follicular (n= 70) thyroid carcinoma, in order to identify prognostic …

Survival and prognostic factors were studied in 2479 clinically presenting thyroid cancers
(TC) reported from the entire Norwegian population from 1970 to 1985. Complete follow-up …

Thyroid cancer, though uncommon as a clinical entity and as a cause of death, has attracted
the attention of clinicians for many years. The reasons for this attention, which is out of …

The relationship between histologic type and survival of 258 thyroid malignancies has been
analysed. A new clinicopathologic entity, poorly differentiated carcinoma of the thyroid, is …

Records of 792 patients with differentiated thyroid carcinoma seen at the Lahey Clinic
Foundation over a 40-year period were analyzed; 631 patients had a minimum followup …

There continues to be controversy about every aspect of management of differentiated
thyroid carcinoma. In an age-based risk group previously described, low-risk patients made …