An alphabet soup of thyroid neoplasms - Dr. Thompson (SCPMG)

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[@dannylubin3640]

Excellent lecture as always. Thanks Dr. Thompson and pathCast. Keep 'em coming!

[@nigelomalley8419]

Very useful thank you

[@tinocasadeitherezo6063]

Very good-humoured and creative lecture. Excellent, indeed! Thank you!

[@sujathabalija2254]

Well presented and clear for NIFTP entity

[@nazarhussain8510]

Excellent presentation thanks dr nazar pakistan

[@shiromipathiraja]

Thank u.we are from Sri Lanka.

[@gaylerobison9518]

Interesting and informative, especially in light of the sizeable nodule recently found in my thyroid that might very well be behind my migrainepaloozafest/chronic pain/peripheral neuropathy fun and games that began last I saw you last summer. U/S calls it High Risk and FNA is in the works. Hope you and P. are well.

[@loplop02]

Thank you very much, great presentation, great channel!

[@sara1363sara]

very nice talk. Thank you

[@rany8714]

Awesome lecture. Thanks a lot, Dr. Thompson!

[@sujathabalija2254]

thank you very clear

[@realChewky]

Very helpful video! Thank you!

[@zuzanamouchova4033]

awesome lecture !!! Thanks a lot

[@manu1166662222]

Great lecture indeed

[@sujathabalija2254]

very nice

[@darshanajain7718]

Thank you sir nice lecture

[@lal6996]

um Dr Thompson with regards to the giant cells as a soft criterion in PTC...is it not related to palpation...with every medical student, registrar, and consultant examining the patient prior to surgical procedure? And thank you for the wonderful presentation!

[@giovannidepetris6335]

The increase in incidence is due to overdiagnosis of follicular variant of papillary carcinoma

[@dhinchakpillu]

With introduction of term NIFTP
Can we still use EFVPTC? For eg if papillary structures are seen or psammoma bodies seen.

[@KyrieW]

Hi, he answers this question with a diagram at 29:38 (th-cam.com/video/A_RdJGQ5h4M/w-d-xo.html )