Papillary Thyroid Ca Criteria in Cytology (Kini)
5 criteria "Definite"; 4 criteria "Suspicious"; 3 criteria "Follicular Lesion"
Adequate Specimen: 6 clusters of 10-15 cells
1 Syncytial tissue fragments
2 Enlarge nuclei with fine dusty chromatin
3 Multiple micro and or macro nucleoli
4 Intranuclear inclusions
5 Nuclear grooves
Papillary Thyroid Ca Diagnostic Criteria in Histology
4 Major or (3 Major + 4 Minor required)
Major Criteria
1 Nuclei oval (not rounded)
2 Nuclei crowded, manifesting as lack of polarization in cells lining a follicle and overlapping nuclei
3 Pale chromatin esp. at the edge of the tissue where well-fixed
4 Psammoma bodies
Minor Criteria
1 Abortive papillae
2 Elongated or irregular follicles
3 Dark staining colloid
4 Rarely nuclear pseudo inclusion
5 Multinucleated histiiocytes in lumens of follicles
6 Grooves
Ref:
1 Chan JKC Strict criteria should be applied in the diagnosis of encapsulated follicular variant of papillay thyroid ca. AJCP 2002;117:16-18
2 Balock ZW, LiVolsi VA Follicular-patterned lesions of the thyroid. AJCP{ 2002;117:143-150
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2 comments:
Dear sir,
Kindly specify percentage(%) of criteria for total score.
In how many % cell should have grooves or nucleoli..etc.
Regards,
Biren Parikh
Hello Dr.Parikh,
Thanks for your email and feed back.
The papers which I refereed in my blog doesn't mention about the percentage of grooves or psedoinclusions required for the diagnosis.
In my practice I usually try to see "convincing" number of inclusions or grooves to consider diagnosis of papillary carcinoma.
Thanks,
regards
Prashant Jani
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