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. 2013 May 22;6(1):191–196. doi: 10.3892/ol.2013.1359

Table III.

Distribution of studies according to number of thyroid papillary carcinomas in the indeterminate or suspicious cytological samples and the number positive for BRAF mutation.

First author (ref.) Total of FNAs Indeterminate or suspicious lesions / PTC number Indeterminate or suspicious lesions / BRAF+
Moses et al (43) 196 137/33 (19 FVPTC) 137/13 (3FVPTC)
Cantara et al (8) 235 95/53 95/23
Nikiforov et al (15) 86 52/17 52/7
Sapio et al (18) 144 94/2 94/10
Rowe et al (16) 24 19/19 19/3
Salvatore et al (17) 96 34/15 (6 FVPTC) 34/4 (1 FVPTC)
Xing et al (11) 45 25/7 25/2
Cohen et al (22) 91 55/29 (21 FVPTC) 55/5 (2 FVPTC)
Musholt et al (38) 93 19/4 19/1
Dujardin et al (36) 25 13/7 13/4
Kim et al (39) 279 80/70 80/50
Kwak et al (41) 130 30/20 30/16
Ohori et al (42) 117 117/20 117/3
Moon et al (30) 91 91/84 91/42
Marchetti et al (31) 111 52/33 33/18
Bentz et al (33) 45 17/17 17/3
Jo et al (34) 101 24/9 24/7
Pizzolanti et al (27) 156 19/3 (1 FVPTC) 19/2 (1FVPTC)
Sapio et al (28) 132 37/6 37/4
Chung et al (25) 137 25/5 25/3
Domingues et al (24) 24 10/1 10/0
Hayashida et al (13) 21 1/1 1/1
Yeo et al (45) 209 63/49 (5 FVPTC) 63/14 (3 FVPTC)
Adeniran et al (46) 72 34/22 34/10
Pelizzo et al (47) 270 164/45 164/30
Jin et al (26) 71 12/(a) 12/1
Girlando et al (37) 91 20/14 20/10
Kim et al (29) 103 27/18 (2 FVPTC) 27/13
a

Not determined. FNA, fine-needle aspiration; PTC, papillary thyroid carcinoma; FVPTC, follicular variant of papillary thyroid carcinoma.