… new age threshold stratifies patients with aggressive PTC. … , that an age of 55 years is an
effective cut-off threshold for risk … age threshold effectively stratifies patients with aggressive …

… estrogen status and both incidence and aggressiveness of DTC, including during the …
hypothesis and assess the impact of various age cutoffs on product-limit survival. We hope to then …

… risk factors for papillary thyroid cancer (PTC) recurrence after initial treatment. Our objective
was to determine whether very young age is associated with aggressive pathologic features …

… factors like age, gender, and tumor size, this variant still remained more aggressive than …
need to reach defined tumor percentage thresholds. In almost all instances the diagnosis of …

… beyond the limits of the thyroid where en bloc dissection is possible [15], was associated …
, after stratification for age, the estimated rates of non-aggressiveness for regionally metastatic …

… PTC in males tends to be more aggressive, so our findings that these individuals also tend …
cohort may represent a tendency for surgeons to limit extent of surgical treatment in favor of a …

… The 45-year threshold was defined according to the age limit between the low- and high-…
• Papillary thyroid cancer in the pediatric patient population is more aggressive. When …

… papillary thyroid carcinomas (PTC). This mutation appears to be particularly prevalent in PTC
with a predominantly papillary … parameters such as gender, age and tumour staging. In an …

… aggressive features of BRAF-positive papillary thyroid cancer (PTC) and association with
age… , may be justified potentially to limit disease recurrence and the morbidity associated with …

… thought to be more aggressive than their papillary thyroid cancer. Exclusions also included
… group into small age groups to find the most appropriate age threshold between 45 and 65 …