BRAF and neoplasm: Large subcapsular mPTCs (group A: tumors size ≥5 mm and distance from the thyroid capsule = 0 mm) represent the group with the most worrisome characteristics, including the tall cell histotype, BRAF V600E mutation, tumor fibrosis, and aggressive growth with distinctively invasive features, such as infiltrative tumor border, intraglandular tumor spread, presence of psammoma bodies into the surrounding parenchyma, vascular invasion, and lymph node metastases.