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My thyroid ultrasound reports read as follows:
Right lobe of the thyroid gland measures 5cm by 2 cm.
Isthmus of the thyroid gland measures 5mm in depth.
Left lobe of the thyroid gland measures 5.3cm by 1.4 cm.
Right lobe nodule measures 6mm by 6mm by 6mm.
Isthmus lesion measures 3 mm by 2mm by 4mm.
Left lobe nodule measures 4mm by 2mm by 3mm.
The study is otherwise unremarkable.
Impression: Thyroid gland measurements as described above.
Three separate relatively subtle thyrod nodules as described above.
Can anyone please tell me what all this means. I understand that I have nodules, but I also believe the overall size of the right and left lobes are enlargedEnlarged adenoids Enlarged prostate. My doctor is sending me for nuclearNuclear ventriculography testing now, but I have no idea what I could be facing. Please help.
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I would like to understand the ultrasound thryoid test Report
"several small hypoechoic nodules are noted bilaterally"
"On the right ,there are two nodules.
"One measures 1.4 x 0.8
"and the other 1.2 x 1.1 cm (Just how big/small is this ? )
"These are well demarcated ( What does this mean?)
"On the left , three smaller nonspecific nodules are identified "
"One contains a coarse calcification" ( What does this mean ?)
It would be my guess these nodules are cyst
If ( just if) this would be correctCorrect (new formula) , would they grow in time?
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"several small hypoechoic nodules are noted bilaterally"
"On the right ,there are two nodules.
"One measures 1.4 x 0.8
"and the other 1.2 x 1.1 cm (Just how big/small is this ? )
"These are well demarcated ( What does this mean?)
"On the left , three smaller nonspecific nodules are identified "
"One contains a coarse calcification" ( What does this mean ?)
It would be my guess these nodules are cyst
If ( just if) this would be correct , would they grow in time?
Thanks
Sherry
Are they doing a Fine Needle Aspiration (FNA) of the nodules. My endo does a FNA when they are >1cm.
Multiple nodules is usually a good sing (ie, not cancer).
They can grow over time, which is why they need to be followed up. Mine were just under 1 cn, and they will do a repeat ultrasound in 1 year.
I don't know about the calcification. This link is from Thyroid Manager about ultrasound:
http://www.thyroidmanager.org/FunctionTests/ultra-frame.htm
Kitty