Jul 2026· Zhonghua zhong liu za zhi [Chinese journal of oncology]· Vol 48 7, pp.
933-939
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Medicine
TL;DR
Patients with thyroid cancer complicated by connective tissue disease are mostly female, and the predominant pathological type is papillary thyroid carcinoma, and most patients are diagnosed at an early stage.
Background: Thyroid disease is a common indication for surgery, and histopathology remains the definitive method for diagnosis. This study described the pattern of thyroid diseases.
Methods: retrospective descriptive-analytical study was conducted in three main hospitals of Taiz City Al-Dakaf, Al-Gomhouri Teaching and...
The risk of recurrence and death was significantly higher in older age, men, smokers, tumors larger than 4 cm and regional lymph node and regional lymph node, and for each additional year of life the risk of recurrence and death increased by 4% and 9%, respectively.
Findings highlight the importance of considering clinical and pathological features in the management and prognosis of RCC patients and highlight the importance of considering clinical and pathological features in the management and prognosis of patients diagnosed with malignant renal tumors.
Mohammad Sadri, S. Masudi, S. Farshid et al.· Caspian Journal of Internal...· 0 citations
OBJECTIVE
To examine the clinical profile of patients with MEN syndromes and possible associations with tumors less commonly identified in these conditions.
METHODS
We present data from a chart review of 182 patients from our MEN registry. We identified 106 patients with MEN1 and 76 with MEN2 defined by clinical crit...
Clarissa C. Pedreira, Karen Olivar-Carreño, Shubhangi Tuli et al.· Endocrine Practice· 0 citations
Background Family history of cancer is an established risk factor for lung cancer, but its association with the probability of malignancy among patients evaluated for pulmonary nodules—rather than with population-level lung cancer incidence—remains poorly characterized in Chinese populations. Methods We conducted a ret...
Hong-Jun Song, Xin-Lu Men, Jun Cheng et al.· Frontiers in Medicine· 0 citations
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