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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Neck ultrasound may be performed to detect follicular thyroid cancer. | Neck ultrasound may be performed to detect follicular thyroid cancer. | ||
==Key | ==Ultrasound== | ||
* Large size, microcalcifications, and hypoechogenicity | ===Key Ultrasound Findings in Thyroid Cancer=== | ||
* Lymphadenopathy | * Key ultrasound findings in thyroid cancer are: | ||
* Microcalcifications | :* Large size, microcalcifications, and hypoechogenicity<ref name=Radiopaedia2015>{{cite web | title = Follicular thyroid cancer [Dr Matt A. Morgan and Dr Frank Gaillard].Radiopedia 2015| url = http://radiopaedia.org/articles/follicular-thyroid-cancer Accessed on October, 29 2015 }}</ref> | ||
* Coarse calcifications | :* Lymphadenopathy | ||
* Peripheral rim calcification | :* Microcalcifications- most specific finding associated with malignancy (~95%) | ||
* | :* Coarse calcifications | ||
:* Peripheral rim calcification | |||
:* Isoechoic solid nodule | |||
* A nodule taller than it is wide | :* A nodule taller than it is wide | ||
* Irregular margins are | :* Irregular margins | ||
* The lymph node findings are: | |||
* Enlarged regional lymph nodes are suspicious for thyroid malignancy | :* Enlarged regional lymph nodes are suspicious for thyroid malignancy | ||
* Microcalcifications in regional lymph nodes are highly suspicious | :* Microcalcifications in regional lymph nodes are highly suspicious | ||
* Lymph nodes with cystic change are highly suspicious | :* Lymph nodes with cystic change are highly suspicious | ||
* Loss of normal fatty hilum, irregular node appearance | :* Loss of normal fatty hilum, irregular node appearance | ||
* Increased colour Doppler flow is suspicious | :* Increased colour Doppler flow is suspicious | ||
* Low threshold criteria for lymph node biopsy | :* Low threshold criteria for lymph node biopsy | ||
* Biopsy if suspicious features | :* Biopsy if suspicious features | ||
* Consider biopsy if >8 mm | :* Consider biopsy if >8 mm | ||
==Reference== | ==Reference== | ||
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Editor-In-Chief: C. Michael Gibson, M.S., M.D. [1] Associate Editor(s)-in-Chief: Ammu Susheela, M.D. [2]
Overview
Neck ultrasound may be performed to detect follicular thyroid cancer.
Ultrasound
Key Ultrasound Findings in Thyroid Cancer
- Key ultrasound findings in thyroid cancer are:
- Large size, microcalcifications, and hypoechogenicity[1]
- Lymphadenopathy
- Microcalcifications- most specific finding associated with malignancy (~95%)
- Coarse calcifications
- Peripheral rim calcification
- Isoechoic solid nodule
- A nodule taller than it is wide
- Irregular margins
- The lymph node findings are:
- Enlarged regional lymph nodes are suspicious for thyroid malignancy
- Microcalcifications in regional lymph nodes are highly suspicious
- Lymph nodes with cystic change are highly suspicious
- Loss of normal fatty hilum, irregular node appearance
- Increased colour Doppler flow is suspicious
- Low threshold criteria for lymph node biopsy
- Biopsy if suspicious features
- Consider biopsy if >8 mm