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. 2015 Mar;12(1):53–59. doi: 10.7497/j.issn.2095-3941.2015.0005

Table 1.

Clinicopathological features of all thyroid carcinoma patients

Characteristics PTC (n=477)
FTC (n=81)
n % n %
Gender
 Male 145 30.4 23 28.4
 Female 332 69.6 58 71.6
 Male: female ratio 01:02.2 01:02.5
Patients’ age (years)
 <45 284 59.5 37 45.7
 ≥45 193 40.5 44 54.3
 Median in years (range) 40 (8-71) 40 (21-72)
Primary tumor size (cm)
 ≤1 57 11.9 2 2.5
 >1 and ≤2 110 23.1 7 8.6
 >2 and ≤4 223 46.8 37 45.7
 >4 87 18.2 35 43.2
Lymph node status
 N0 302 63.3 75 92.6
 N1 175 36.7 6 7.4
Development of DM
 No 456 95.6 59 72.8
 Positive 21 4.4 22 27.2
Extrathyroid extension
 No 444 93.1 77 95.1
 Probable 33 6.9 4 4.9
Multifocality
 No 440 92.2 78 96.3
 Yes 37 7.8 3 3.7
Subtypes of PTC/FTC
 Classic/classic 331 69.4 58 71.6
 Follicular/Hürthle cell carcinoma 133 27.9 23 28.4
 Others* 13 2.7
Degree of invasion
 Minimally invasive 48 59.3
 Widely invasive 33 40.7

*, Including encapsulated tall and columnar cell variants. DM, distant metastasis; PTC, papillary thyroid carcinoma; FTC, follicular thyroid carcinoma.