Anaplastic thyroid cancer

Anaplastic thyroid cancer grows very rapidly and is an invasive type of thyroid cancer. It occurs most often in people over age 60. The cause is unknown. Thyroid function tests are usually normal.
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Anaplastic Thyroid Cancer
Standard treatment options:
Surgery: Tracheostomy is frequently necessary. If the disease is confined to the local area, which is rare, total thyroidectomy is warranted to reduce symptoms caused by the tumor mass.[1,2] ...
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Anaplastic thyroid cancer, which mostly occurs in people over age 65, is the most rare—and the most deadly—form of the disease. "It is one of the most rapidly fatal cancers we know of," Dr. Fagin says.
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Anaplastic thyroid cancer
The most aggressive and fastest growing type of thyroid cancer, anaplastic cancer often can't be helped by surgery by the time it's diagnosed.
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anaplastic thyroid cancer (an-a-PLAS-tik)
A rare, aggressive type of thyroid cancer in which the malignant (cancer) cells look very different from normal thyroid cells.
anastomosis (an-AS-ta-MO-sis) ...
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