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17 Table 6. Characteristics According to the ATA Risk Stratification System and AJCC/TNM Staging System That May Affect Post-operative RAI Decision-Making ATA recurrence risk Body of Evidence Suggests RAI Improves Disease- Specific Survival? Body of Evidence Suggests RAI Improves Disease-Free Survival? Post-Surgical RAI Indicated? Staging T N M Description ATA low risk No No No T1a N0, Nx M0, Mx Tumor size ≤1 cm (uni- or multi- focal) ATA low risk No Conflicting observational data Not routine a – may be considered for patients with aggressive histolog y or vascular invasion (ATA intermediate risk) T1b, T2 N0, Nx M0, Mx Tumor size >1–4 cm ATA low to intermediate risk Conflicting data Conflicting observational data Consider a – need to consider presence of other adverse features. Advancing age may favor RAI use in some cases, but specific age and tumor size cut- offs subject to some uncertainty* T3 N0, Nx M0, Mx Tumor size >4 cm ATA low to intermediate risk No Conflicting observational data Consider a – generally favored based on risk of recurrent disease. Smaller tumors with microscopic ETE may not require RAI T3 N0, Nx M0, Mx Microscopic extra- thyroidal extension, any tumor size

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