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. 2017 Jan 7;6(3):160–166. doi: 10.1159/000453450

Table 2.

Baseline characteristics of 268 patients with differentiated thyroid cancer included in the study

Age at diagnosis, years (n = 268)
 Mean ± SEM 45.5 ± 15.7
 Median (range) 45.9 (18–87)
Female gender (n = 234) 87.3%
Histology
 Papillary classic variant (n = 188) 70.1%
 Papillary follicular variant (n = 44) 16.4%
 Papillary oncocytic variant (n = 1) 0.4%
 Insular variant (n = 1) 0.4%
 Poorly differentiated variant (n = 1) 0.4%
 Diffuse sclerosing variant (n = 6) 2.2%
 Tall cell variant (n = 6) 2.2%
 Follicular (n = 15) 5.6%
 Hürthle cell (n = 6) 2.2%
T stage
 T1a (n = 51) 19.0%
 T1b (n = 62) 23.1%
 T2 (n = 40) 14.9%
 T3 (n = 76) 28.4%
 T4 (n = 33) 12.3%
 Tx (n = 6) 2.2%

AJCC stage
 I (n = 158) 59.0%
 II (n = 30) 11.2%
 III (n = 33) 12.3%
 IV (n = 47) 17.5%
Follow-up duration, months (n = 268)
 Mean ± SEM 92.8 ± 3.3
 Median, range 74.3 (36.1–317.9)
131I cumulative dose, mCi (n = 207)
 Mean ± SEM 367.6 ± 18.7
 Median, range 250 (30–980)
Risk of recurrence (modified 2009 RRS)
 Low risk (n = 146) 54.5%
 Intermediate risk (n = 64) 23.9%
 High risk (n = 58) 21.6%

SEM, standard error mean; AJCC, American Joint Cancer Committee.