Simple Summary Only about 4% of thyroid nodules are carcinomas and require surgery.
Fine-needle aspiration cytology is the most accurate tool to distinguish benign from …

Molecular testing of indeterminate thyroid nodules has helped to reduce the burden of
diagnostic surgery, associated healthcare costs, and potential complications. Current …

Purpose To report the clinical implications of an initial experience with transoral endoscopic
thyroidectomy vestibular approach (TOETVA). Methods From March to November 2017, five …

METHODS Thyroid nodules measuring> 1 cm resected over 5.5 years were retrospectively
studied. Demographic information as well as cytology and histopathology results were …

Context The decision on diagnostic lobectomy for follicular neoplasms (FN) is challenging.
Objective This meta-analysis investigates whether an appropriate size cutoff exists for …

Purpose The management of thyroid nodules of indeterminate cytology is controversial. Our
study aimed to establish the frequency and significance of H-, K-, N-RAS, TERT promoter …

Papillary thyroid carcinoma (PTC), the most common thyroid cancer, is predominantly driven
by mutations in BRAF (primarily p. V600E) and RAS oncogenes. Ultrasound (US) …

Background: RAS mutations are common in the available mutational analysis of
cytologically indeterminate (Cyto-I) thyroid nodules. However, their reported positive …

Background This study was designed to explore whether ultrasound of thyroid nodules
facilitates the interpretation of the malignant risk of Bethesda III/IV thyroid nodules to inform …

BRAF mutations represent the most common genetic alteration in papillary thyroid
carcinoma (PTC). The p. V600E mutation is specific for the classic and tall-cell variants of …