This article provides an overview of the classification of thyroid carcinoma into well-
differentiated forms (papillary and follicular) as well as the rare Hurthle cell, medullary, and …

The well differentiated thyroid carcinomas, papillary, follicular, and Hürthle cell, comprise the
majority of malignant thyroid diseases. This article presents guidelines for the evaluation …

In spite of a complex variety of microscopic patterns, thyroid carcinoma can be classified
pathologically into four basic subtypes, each with a more or less predictable rate of growth …

The thyroid gland is a relatively uncomplicated organ, made up of only two major types of
parenchymal cells, yet it can produce a variegated array of tumor types, the interrelations of …

The purpose of this overview is to provide timely information on selected topics on the
surgical pathology of the thyroid gland. Selected publications of the author and his …

Nodules of the thyroid gland are common and frequently problematic specimens
encountered by the diagnostic surgical pathologist. It is estimated that 4–7% of adults have a …

The past half century has seen a number of advances in pathology of thyroid diseases,
especially neoplastic lesions. These include the description of new entities, the definition of …

This is the last of the three review articles dealing with thyroid cancer. Over 90% of thyroid
cancer is of the differentiated type associated with a very good 10‐year disease‐free …

The Current Histologic Classification of Thyroid Cancer - Endocrinology and Metabolism
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Thyroid carcinoma comprises a group of widely differing tumors ranging from slow-growing,
well-differentiated neoplasms that ordinarily have an excellent prognosis to anaplastic …