Business Models and the Theory of the Firm
Published 1 June 2007Open access
Bruce Rasmussen
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Men with PTC have higher rates of radiation exposure associated with more aggressive disease with LVI and LN involvement on final histopathology compared to women, and total thyroidectomy with possible central neck dissection should further be considered when counseling men.
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Men with PTC have higher rates of radiation exposure associated with more aggressive disease with LVI and LN involvement on final histopathology compared to women. Total thyroidectomy with possible central neck dissection should further be considered when counseling men with PTC.
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