Searchable abstracts of presentations at key conferences in endocrinology

ea0049ep1382 | Thyroid (non-cancer) | ECE2017

High sensitivity of BRAF detection method does not alter response to therapy of papillary thyroid cancer of known BRAF status

Walczyk Agnieszka , Kowalska Aldona , Kowalik Artur , Kopczynski Janusz , Palyga Iwona , Gasior-Perczak Danuta , Mikina Estera , Lizis-Kolus Katarzyna , Szyska-Skrobot Dorota , Szymonek Monika , Hurej Stefan , Kajor Maciej , Chrapek Magdalena , Gozdz Stanislaw

Background: A dynamic risk stratification with modified initial estimated risk based on response to therapy and disease course is one of the crucial changes adopted recently by the American Thyroid Association (ATA). The analysis of BRAF status is not routinely recommended by ATA, although this finding may be advantageous to individualized risk-adapted approach in papillary thyroid cancer (PTC). The methods used to detect the BRAF V600E are known of variation...

ea0037oc6.4 | Thyroid | ECE2015

The usefulness of determining the presence of BRAF (V600E) mutation in fine needle aspiration cytology of thyroid nodules cells

Kowalska Aldona , Kopczynski Janusz , Kowalik Artur , Gasior-Perczak Danuta , Palyga Iwona , Lizis-Kolus Katarzyna , Waligorski Dariusz , Szyska-Skrobot Dorta , Walczyk Agnieszka , Hurej Stefan , Chil Agnieszka , Chodurska Renata , Chlopek Malgorzata , Wypiorkiewicz Elzbieta , Nowak Ewelina , Gozdz Stanislaw

Introduction: Fine needle aspiration cytology (FNACC) is the basic tool used in the diagnosis of thyroid cancer (TC) in nodular goitre. FNACC does not allow for the establishment of a clear diagnosis in 15–30% of cases (mainly follicular lesions). Molecular biology techniques can be useful, allowing for the detection, in FNACC smears, of the known mutations involved in the oncogenesis.Aim: To evaluate the usefulness of the detection of the BRAF muta...

ea0056gp235 | Thyroid Cancer - Diagnostics & Treatments | ECE2018

Does body mass index influence the clinical stage, treatment response and course of the disease in patients with differentiated thyroid cancer?

Gesior-Perczak Danuta , Palyga Iwona , Szymonek Monika , Kowalik Artur , Walczyk Agnieszka , Kopczynski Janusz , Lizis-Kolus Katarzyna , Trybek1 Tomasz , Mikina Estera , Szyska-Skrobot Dorota , Gadawska-Juszczyk Klaudia , Hurej Stefan , Szczodry Artur , Sluszniak Janusz , Mezyk Ryszard , Gozdz Stanislaw , Kowalska Aldona

Introduction: Obesity is a serious health problem worldwide, especially in well developed countries. It is a cause of various diseases, including thyroid cancer. The relationship between obesity and prognostic factors of thyroid cancer is uncertain.Aim of the study: Evaluation of relationship between the body mass index (BMI) and clinicopathological features increasing the risk of poor clinical course, treatment response and clinical outcome in patients ...