Research Article

Papillary Thyroid Carcinoma Arising in Children and Adolescent Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis: Ultrasonographic and Pathologic Findings

Table 1

Clinical and ultrasonographic, pathologic features of patients with papillary thyroid carcinoma.

CaseAge/sexSiteUS findingsFNA or core biopsyOpOp pathologyDiffuse calcifications on pathologyDiffuse sclerosing variantLymphocytic thyroiditisExtrathyroidal extensionType of calcifications on pathologyRt neck nodesLt neck nodes

112/FBothDiffuse calcificationsSuspicious for PTC (FNA)TT with both RNDPTCYesNoYesYesPsammomatousII–IV, VIII–IV, VI

212/FLtDiffuse calcificationsFollicular cell lesion, indeterminate (FNA)TT with left RNDPTCYesYesYesYesPsammomatousNoII, III, VI

313/FBothDiffuse calcificationsPTC (core-biopsy)TT with both RNDPTCYesYesYesYes (with thymic metastasis)PsammomatousII–IV, VIII–IV, VI

418/FBothDiffuse calcificationsPTC (FNA)TT with both RNDPTCYesYesYesYes (Microscopic extension)PsammomatousII, IIIII–IV, VI, delphian node

518/FRtMass with internal calcificationsPTC (FNA)TT with right RNDPTCYesNoYesYesPsammomatousII–IV, VIN/A

66/FBothOval well defined hypoechoic mass with calcificationsSuspicious for PTC (FNA)TT with both RNDPTCYesNoNoYesPsammomatousII–IV, VIII–IV, VI

718/MLtOval ill-defined isoechoic mass with calcificationsSuspicious for PTC (FNA)TT with left RNDPTCYesNoNoYesPsammomatousNoII–IV

819/FRtTaller than wide hypoechoic mass with calcificationsPTC (FNA)TT with right RNDPTCNoNoNoNoNoV, VINo

917/MLtN/AFollicular cell lesion (FNA)Lt thyroidectomyPTCNoNoNoNoPsammomatousNoNo

1018/FRtN/APTC (FNA)TT with right RNDPTCNoNoYesYesDystrophicII–VINo

1119/FRtMass with calcificationsPTC (FNA)TT with right RNDPTCNoNoYesYes
(Microscopic extension)
PsammomatousII–IV, VINo

US: ultrasonography; Op: operation or type of surgery; Rt: right; Lt: left; FNA: fine needle aspiration; PTC: papillary thyroid carcinoma; TT: total thyroidectomy; RND: radical neck dissection; N/A: not applicable.