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/malignancy that could be missed if this threshold was raised. A recent survey administered to physicians of five professional societies addressing the clinical management of thyroid nodules demonstrated the disparity that exists regarding the adoption of
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evaluated by patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs). The SF-36 questionnaire is a multipurpose, short-form health survey based on PROMs widely used to assess patients’ health-related QoL in clinical practice. Patients with thyroid cysts often face unique
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contrast with the relatively low figures quoted by clinicians, an international survey of over 2300 patients with thyroid cancer organised by the Thyroid Cancer Alliance showed that 36% of patients experienced unfavourable voice outcomes ( 6 ). Very similar
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