Risk stratification of ThyroSeq results in indeterminate thyroid lesions: A single‐institution experience of clinicopathologic correlation with cytologic findings

Atypia subcategories have differential ThyroSeq-defined ROMs and histologic outcomes. Combining atypia subcategory interpretation, ThyroSeq-defined ROMs and molecular results aids in optimal clinical management for indeterminate thyroid lesions.

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Cancer Cytopathology
Published
2024-09-19
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https://doi.org/10.1002/cncy.22905
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2
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Thyroid Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
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Risk stratification of ThyroSeq results in indeterminate thyroid lesions: A single‐institution experience of clinicopathologic correlation with cytologic findings

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Abstract

Atypia subcategories have differential ThyroSeq-defined ROMs and histologic outcomes. Combining atypia subcategory interpretation, ThyroSeq-defined ROMs and molecular results aids in optimal clinical management for indeterminate thyroid lesions.

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