papillary carcinoma
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Clinical- most common thyroid malignancy (80%)
- age 20-50, female predominance 4:1
- tx: near total thyroidectomy
Cytology- nuclear grooves, pseudoinclusions
- irregular nuclear membrane, nucleoli
- crowding, overlapping
- can have: psammoma bodies, squamous metaplasia, papillary structures
Variants- follicular
- macrofollicular
- oncocytic (Hurthle cells)
- Warthin-like (lymphoid infiltrate)
- clear cell
- diffuse sclerosing (diffuse rather than nodule, abundant squamous metaplasia and psammoma bodies)
- tall cell
- columnar cell
- solid
- cribiform
- fasciitis-like stroma
Stains- positive: CK, thyroglobulin, TTF1, PAX8
MolecularDdx
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