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Table 1.

Clinical and pathological characteristics of the 49 patients with poorly differentiated thyroid cancer at the presentation stage.

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Fig 1.

Poorly differentiated thyroid cancer (PDTC) in H&E stain.

(A) PDTC with predominant solid growth pattern with atypical mitosis (×400), (B) trabecular pattern of growth (×200), and (C) insular pattern of growth with necrosis (×200).

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Fig 2.

Histological findings (H&E stain) in poorly differentiated thyroid cancer.

(A) Atypical mitosis in a tumor with a predominant insular pattern of growth (×400), and (B) extensive necrosis (×200). Thyroglobulin immunohistochemistry: (C) positive and (D) negative.

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Table 2.

Immunohistochemistry in poorly differentiated thyroid cancer (n = 48).

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Fig 3.

Kaplan-Meier analysis of disease-specific survival in patients with poorly differentiated thyroid cancer.

According to (A) tumor size, (B) presence of atypical mitoses, (C) thyroglobulin-negative immunostaining, and (D) Ki-67 >5%.

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Table 3.

Predictive factors of disease-specific survival in PDTC patients.

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Table 4.

The presence of atypical mitoses as a predictive factor of DSS in PDTC patients with an insular (n = 34), and a predominant (>50%) insular (n = 30), pattern of growth.

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Table 5.

Multivariate analysis of DSS in PDTC patients performed using the Cox proportional-hazards model.

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