Doctor,
In clinic ultrasound result shows a complex, mostly cystic 22.4 x 10.0 x 16.2 mm. There are few tiny complex right thyroid nodules that are too small for FNA. Following local anesthesia, 4 ultrasound - guided FNA passes are made into the left thyroid mass. They yeild 3 ml. of dark brown fluid. All of the fluid can be drained by FNA. Additional passes are guided into residual solid areas and labeled "F' Alcohol fixed and air-dried smears are prepared. Fluid is sent for cell button. The smears apear adequate.
Microscopic description:
Smears are paucicellular and show a few small follicular cells arranged in a small cohesive groups. There is no significant cellular crowding. The nuclie are small and uniform. A few siderophages are seen. There is moderate to abundant degenerating thick and thin backgound colloid. The cell button shows fibrin, possible degenerating colloid, and a few siderophages.
Diagnisis:
Benign degenerating colloid nodule with cyst formation, ultrasoun-guided fine needle aspiration of left thyroid mass
Please explain further. 2 days after FNA my nodule came back. I have pains sometimes but on the right thyroid or feels like in tarchea d now it affecting my voice. I also have tiny cyst bellow my chin or above my thyroid. I told the doctor who did my biopsy and said t too small for FNA. I appreciate any advise.