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very cellular lesion, with prominent Horthle cell change and variant of a follicular neoplasm
a mass was detected on my thyroid (divine intervention) - biopsy results - need to remove my right thyroid - report states the following "the overall impression is that of a very cellular lesion, with prominent Horthle cell change. While a hypercellular nodule and a nodular goiter is possible, overall, this aspirate smear is best considered a variant of a follicular neoplasm, clinical and radiographic correlation is required".
My question is do I have cancer?
My question is do I have cancer?
Thank you for your response - so that means 80% chance of no cancer - that is good news to me - can you help me understand what "prominent Horthle Cell Change" means? thank you
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