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Interpretation of Hürthle cell‐predominant cytologies (HCP) is very challenging as a majority is diagnosed as indeterminate. Prior studies have reported various cytologic features to help distinguish non‐neoplastic (NN) from neoplastic… Click to show full abstract
Interpretation of Hürthle cell‐predominant cytologies (HCP) is very challenging as a majority is diagnosed as indeterminate. Prior studies have reported various cytologic features to help distinguish non‐neoplastic (NN) from neoplastic and malignant lesions but had contradicting results. Our aim was to identify risk factors predictive of neoplasm and/or malignancy by correlating cytologic features with clinical and ultrasound findings.
Keywords:
risk;
cell predominant;
rthle cell;
cytology
Journal Title: Diagnostic Cytopathology
Year Published: 2022
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Journal Title: Diagnostic Cytopathology
Year Published: 2022
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