This topic review will discuss the tumorigenic gene changes found in thyroid epithelial (nonmedullary) tumors Thyroid nodules are a common occurrence, especially in an aging population A summary of these changes is found in the table (table 1).
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Sampling thyroid cells by fine needle aspirate (fna) is currently the most accurate procedure to distinguish benign thyroid lesions from malignant ones, reducing the rate of unnecessary thyroid surgery for patients with benign nodules and triaging patients with thyroid cancer to appropriate surgery.
Laboratory examination of cells in thyroid nodules acquired through fine needle aspiration (fna) has been proposed to assist in exploring the possibility of thyroid cancer.
This code represents a sophisticated analysis that involves evaluating mrna gene expression of thousands of genes in a thyroid fine needle aspiration (fna) sample, and applying an algorithm to provide a categorized report, indicating whether the specimen is benign or suspicious for thyroid cancer. Modifier 59 is used to identify procedures/services, other than e/m services, that are not normally reported together, but are appropriate under the circumstances.
