September 6, 2021Open Access

Incidence, detection and outcome of differentiated thyroid cancer in Western Sweden

JDJohan DahlbergStockholm University CAClaudia AdokSahlgrenska University Hospital PBPer BümmingSkaraborg Hospital

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Abstract

DTC in Western Sweden gradually increased between 2001 and 2014. The majority of tumours were detected by palpation suggesting a real increase in the incidence of clinically significant thyroid malignancies.

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