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. 2013 ). Until recently, no effective therapeutic options have been available for patients with any type of advanced thyroid cancer. In fact, EBRT has significant toxicity and mainly plays a palliative role, and classical cytotoxic chemotherapies have
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thyroid carcinomas (PTCs) to develop a homogeneous cohort ( Cancer Genome Atlas Research Network 2014 ). Limited data exist regarding the mutational profile in advanced thyroid cancers, such as poorly differentiated thyroid carcinomas (PDTCs), anaplastic
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density of TAMs ( n =3) and tumors with a high density of TAMs ( n =3). Discussion Our study demonstrates, for the first time, that an increased density of TAMs is associated with tumor progression in advanced thyroid cancers. There is a remarkably strong
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–2 treatment-related adverse events reported in at least 10% of patients and all grades 3–5 events are shown. MTC, medullary thyroid cancer; RET , rearranged during transfection. Discussion To date, Chinese patients with advanced MTC
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confirmed histological diagnosis of locally advanced or metastatic DTC (including poorly differentiated thyroid cancer and follicular DTC) not amenable to surgical resection, external beam radiotherapy, or other local therapies. Measurable disease, as
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reasons or after nuclear accidents. The acquisition of further activating mutations in other genes or loss of function mutations in tumor suppressor genes ex TP53 is a frequent event in advanced thyroid cancer leading to dedifferentiation ( Fagin & Wells
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-stage papillary thyroid cancers (>5 cm in diameter), resulting in increased annual mortality rates in thyroid cancer in the United States ( Lim et al . 2017 ). PTC can progress to advanced poorly differentiated (PDTC) or anaplastic (ATC) subtypes without the
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SS Karamouzis MV Burmeister LA 2008 A phase II trial of doxorubicin and interferon alpha 2b in advanced, non-medullary thyroid cancer . Investigational New Drugs 26 183 – 188 . ( doi:10.1007/s10637-007-9091-2 ). Benker G Reinwein D
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, radioiodine, and thyroid hormone therapy ( McFarland & Misiukiewicz 2014 ). However, there are few treatment options available for patients with advanced disease, including radioiodine-resistant and metastatic differentiated thyroid cancer and anaplastic