恶性贝塞斯达III结节的惰行为与贝塞斯达V/VI结节相比

Mayumi Endo1,2, Jing Peng3, Fadi A Nabhan1

  • 1Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Metabolism, The Ohio State University and Arthur G. James Cancer Center, Columbus, OH 43210, USA.

概括

通过贝塞斯达III细胞学诊断的甲状腺癌表现出不那么积极的临床过程和比贝塞斯达V/VI类别的更好的预后. 尽管诊断到手术的间隔较长,但贝塞斯达III型甲状腺癌的缓解速度更快,复发率更低.

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