January 1, 2005

Thyroglobulin assay 4 weeks after thyroidectomy predicts outcome in low-risk papillary thyroid carcinoma

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The post-surgery thyroglobulin level could be systematically assayed in patients with pT1-papillary thyroid carcinoma and taken into account in planning treatment.

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