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selection. Of the 34 samples included, 21 were from metastatic neck lymph nodes and 13 from metastatic masses, including 12 thyroid bed recurrences and 1 muscle metastasis. One patient was submitted to the sampling of two different lesions: one
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Introduction Differentiated thyroid cancer is treated with surgery, and in cases of larger tumours or cervical lymph node metastases, additional hormone suppression and radioiodine therapy are given. Successful radioiodine therapy requires
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negative lesions were mainly observed in pulmonary nodules and cervical lymph nodes smaller than 1 cm. The detail lesion-related diagnostic values of [ 18 F]F-DOPA PET/CT in females and males, PMTC and RMTC, HMTC and SMTC, are shown in Table 1 . Cut
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