ANALYSIS OF RELAPSE RATE AND METASTASES OF HIGH DIFFERENTIATED THYROID CANCER

E V Savenok,E D Panov,E S Minakova,O V Ryzhikh,E A Karapetyan

doi:10.17650/2222-1468-2015-1-19-21

Abstract

Analysis of rate of relapses and metastases with well-differentiated thyroid cancer was performed for patients in 2009 to 2013. The study involved 189 patients with thyroid cancer including 98 (51.9 %) patients suffering from papillary thyroid cancer, 77 (40.7 %) patients suffering from follicular thyroid cancer, and 14 (7.4 %) patients suffering from medullary thyroid cancer. 2.04 % of the 98 patients suffering from papillary thyroid cancer manifested a relapse, and lymphogenic metastases of cancer were revealed with 1.0 % of patients. With follicular thyroid cancer (n = 77), lymphogenic metastases were registered in 7.8 % of cases, relapses were revealed in 1.3 % of cases. This analysis demonstrated that observation of patients for 5 years revealed a higher percentage of metastases with patients that suffered from follicular thyroid cancer.

Highlights

Analysis of rate of relapses and metastases with well-differentiated thyroid cancer was performed for patients in 2009 to 2013
The study involved 189 patients with thyroid cancer including 98 (51.9 %) patients suffering from papillary thyroid cancer, 77 (40.7 %) patients suffering from follicular thyroid cancer, and 14 (7.4 %) patients suffering from medullary thyroid cancer. 2.04 % of the 98 patients suffering from papillary thyroid cancer manifested a relapse, and lymphogenic metastases of cancer were revealed with 1.0 % of patients
With follicular thyroid cancer (n = 77), lymphogenic metastases were registered in 7.8 % of cases, relapses were revealed in 1.3 % of cases

Summary

Introduction

Analysis of rate of relapses and metastases with well-differentiated thyroid cancer was performed for patients in 2009 to 2013. 2.04 % of the 98 patients suffering from papillary thyroid cancer manifested a relapse, and lymphogenic metastases of cancer were revealed with 1.0 % of patients. With follicular thyroid cancer (n = 77), lymphogenic metastases were registered in 7.8 % of cases, relapses were revealed in 1.3 % of cases. This analysis demonstrated that observation of patients for 5 years revealed a higher percentage of metastases with patients that suffered from follicular thyroid cancer.

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