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. 2023 Apr 19;16:1403–1414. doi: 10.2147/IJGM.S408588

Table 3.

Association Between BRAF V600E Mutation and Clinicopathological Features of PTC Patients with Maximum Tumor Diameter >1.0cm

Clinicopathological Features PTC with >1 cm (n=270) BRAF P value
Wild Type (n=57) V600E (n=213)
Gender
 Male 46(17.0%) 10(17.5%) 36(16.9%) 1.000
 Female 224(83.0%) 47(82.5%) 177(83.1%)
Age
 <55 215(79.6%) 48(84.2%) 167(78.4%) 0.363
 ≥55 55(20.4%) 9(15.8%) 46(21.6%)
History of smoking
 Never 267(98.9%) 56(98.2%) 211(99.1%) 0.511
 Ever or Current 3(1.1%) 1(1.8%) 2(0.9%)
History of alcohol consumption
 Never 267(98.9%) 57(100.0%) 210(98.6%) 1.000
 Ever or Current 3(1.1%) 0(0) 3(1.4%)
Cancer site
 Unilateral 210(77.8%) 50(87.7%) 160(75.1%) 0.048
 Bilateral 60(22.2%) 7(12.3%) 53(24.9%)
Disease stage
 I–II 236(87.4%) 50(87.7%) 186(87.3%) 1.000
 III–IV 34(12.6%) 7(12.3%) 27(12.7%)
T-stage
 T1-T2 177(65.6%) 41(71.9%) 136(63.8%) 0.276
 T3-T4 93(34.4%) 16(28.1%) 77(36.2%)
N-stage
 N0 89(33.0%) 21(36.8%) 68(31.9%) 0.527
 N1 181(67.0%) 36(63.2%) 145(68.1%)
Hashimoto’s thyroiditis
 No 233(86.3%) 50(87.7%) 183(85.9%) 0.831
 Yes 37(13.7%) 7(12.3%) 30(14.1%)
Calcification
 No 163(60.4%) 31(54.4%) 132(62.0%) 0.360
 Yes 107(39.6%) 26(45.6%) 81(38.0%)
Risk of recurrence
 Low 68(25.2%) 20(35.1%) 48(22.5%) 0.120
 Medium 130(48.1%) 22(38.6%) 108(50.7%)
 High 72(26.7%) 15(26.3%) 57(26.8%)