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Isthmus Nodule
Hello Community.
Would someone who is well versed in Thyroid disorders and radiology kindly review the recent findings of an ultrasound:
Isthmus
Two nodules are visualized in
the isthmus.The largest measures
0.4 x 0.2 x 0.4 cm. This nodule
appears hypoechoic.
The largest is solid. The largest demonstrates no calcifications.
The largest has smooth margins.
*Primary doctor says no follow up US is needed but I feel otherwise. Radiology reports this as intermediate risk but since it’s less than 0.5 cm they do not recommend screening.
Is someone able to provide feedback - have experienced something similar and medical professional who can comment. Thank you.
Would someone who is well versed in Thyroid disorders and radiology kindly review the recent findings of an ultrasound:
Isthmus
Two nodules are visualized in
the isthmus.The largest measures
0.4 x 0.2 x 0.4 cm. This nodule
appears hypoechoic.
The largest is solid. The largest demonstrates no calcifications.
The largest has smooth margins.
*Primary doctor says no follow up US is needed but I feel otherwise. Radiology reports this as intermediate risk but since it’s less than 0.5 cm they do not recommend screening.
Is someone able to provide feedback - have experienced something similar and medical professional who can comment. Thank you.
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