Prognostication with Thyroid GuidePx in the context of tall cell variants

The tall cell variant of papillary thyroid cancer generally has a worse prognosis compared with the classical variant. Thyroid GuidePx is a genomic classifier capable of classifying papillary thyroid cancer into 3 molecular subtypes using fine-needle aspirate. Type 1 and 2 have low recurrence rates, particularly in early tumors (1–4 cm and N0). Type 3 is characterized by aggressive biology and high recurrence rates regardless of size and lymph node status. The study examines the interaction of tall cell variant histology with Thyroid GuidePx risk stratification.

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Abstract: RAI GuidePx: A robust predictor for radioactive iodine sensitivity status in papillary thyroid cancer leveraging thyroid differentiation genes.

Abstract: 0539American Thyroid Association Annual MeetingOct 30 – Nov 3, 2024This is early work describing the development of an algorithm for predicting resistance to RAI. The internal validation is excellent,…

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Abstract: Molecular subtypes in radiation induced papillary thyroid cancer using Thyroid GuidePx.

Abstract: 0551American Thyroid Association Annual MeetingOct 30 - Nov 3, 2024Here we wanted to explore whether the biology captured by our prognostic test, Thyroid GuidePx, was present in radiation induced…

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Dr. Cynthia Stretch (CSO) gave a podium presentation at the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Association of Surgical Oncologists

Dr. Cynthia Stretch (Chief Scientific Officer) presented details on the molecular features of molecular subgroups of papillary thyroid cancer that are identifiable using Thyroid GuidePx™ at the Annual Meeting of…

Continue ReadingDr. Cynthia Stretch (CSO) gave a podium presentation at the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Association of Surgical Oncologists