Observational Study
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World J Exp Med. Jun 20, 2025; 15(2): 103371
Published online Jun 20, 2025. doi: 10.5493/wjem.v15.i2.103371
Table 4 Histopathological characteristics of thyroid nodules, n (%)
Variables
Number (n = 529)
Histopathology
Benign nodules441 (77.7)
Malignant nodules118 (22.3)
Benign nodules
Colloid goiter302 (73.5)
Adenomatoid goiter36 (8.8)
Follicular adenoma20 (4.9)
Macrofollicular adenoma18 (4.4)
Follicular cyst8 (1.9)
Adenomatoid nodule5 (1.2)
Thyroid abscess3 (0.7)
Follicular adenoma3 (0.7)
Microfollicular adenoma3 (0.7)
Reactive lymphadenopathy3 (0.7)
Chronic strumitis3 (0.7)
Grave’s disease2 (0.5)
Non toxic adenoma1 (0.2)
Toxic adenoma1 (0.2)
Granulomatous thyroid1 (0.2)
Dequervain's subacute thyroiditis1 (0.2)
Hashimoto’s thyroiditis1 (0.2)
Malignant nodules
Papillary carcinoma79 (66.9)
Follicular carcinoma26 (22.0)
Anaplastic carcinoma9 (7.6)
Lymphoma3 (2.5)
Medullary carcinoma1 (0.8)

  • Citation: Bukasa-Kakamba J, Bangolo AI, Wadhwani S, Bayauli P, Wadhwani N, Nagesh VK, Mou MJ, Chahal PS, Mbunga B, Chindam S, Mushfiq T, Thapa A, Rao NL, Kalambayi IK, Rajesh RY, Sarioguz IB, Thoomkuntla VK, Arefin S, Kaur N, Mutombo MB, Singh S, Muto N, Vamsi S, Mallampalli P, Nkodila AN, Weissman S, M'Buyamba-Kabangu JR. Environmental mineral density and thyroid malignancy: A multicenter cross-sectional study. World J Exp Med 2025; 15(2): 103371
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  • DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.5493/wjem.v15.i2.103371