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Thyroid carcinoma after Chernobyl latent period, morphology and aggressiveness.

British journal of cancer - 1 Jun 2004

Williams E D, Abrosimov A, Bogdanova T, Demidchik E P, Ito M, LiVolsi V, Lushnikov E, Rosai J, Sidorov Yu, Tronko M D, Tsyb A F, Vowler S L, Thomas G A

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The large numbers of papillary thyroid carcinomas that have occurred in those exposed to high levels of short-lived isotopes in fallout after Chernobyl provide a unique opportunity to correlate latency and tumour biology. We show that short latency is associated with tumours with a phenotype that is significantly less structurally differentiated, shows significantly less peritumour fibrosis, and significantly...

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PMID: 15150580
DOI: 10.1038/sj.bjc.6601860
PMCID: PMC2409486

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