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Fig 1.

Selection of study group from 2,403 individuals referred for surgery from 2008 to 2013.

All participants underwent FNAB. FNAB: fine-needle aspiration biopsy, CT: computed tomography, MEN: multiple endocrine neoplasm. FNAB(-): “negative” fine-needle aspiration biopsy result, no suspicion of malignancy; FNAB(+): “positive” fine-needle aspiration biopsy result, suspicion of malignancy; (*): patients with FNAB(-) and benign histopathology result, n = 1,479; (**): patients with FNAB(-) and malignant histopathology result, n = 55; (***): patients with FNAB(+) and malignant histopathology result, n = 111.

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Table 1.

Demographic, clinical and pathological characteristics of TC patients.

Descriptive data are presented as numbers (n) and percentages (%) or as the mean ± standard deviation (± SD).

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Table 2.

Diagnostic potential of FNAB as indicator of thyroid cancer presence.

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Table 3.

Multiple univariable and multivariable logistic regression analyses of prediction of radical thyroid resection (radical/non-radical; 1/0) in TC patients.

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Table 4.

Multiple logistic regression analysis of prediction of reoperation (yes/no; 1/0) in TC patients.

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