I had a thyroid ultrasound this week and it came back as follows:
Real-time, color-flow, duplex and Doppler sampling was completed of the duplex and Doppler sampling was completed of the thyroid which confirms the presence of a hypoechoic nodule within the right thyroid lobe toward the upper margin of 4x6 mm and at the mid pole of the thyroid of 4x4.5 mm. Relative homegenous echotexture throughout the remainder of the right thyroid lobe as well as diffusely throughout the left thyroid lobe. Isthumus is not thickened.
Left thyroid lobe overall measures 1.5x3.6x1.6cm. Right thyroid lobe overall measures 1.9x3.6x3 cm.
Conclusion:
Two hypoechoic nodules within the right thyroid lobe. Consider percutaneous aspiration biopsy as clinically indicated for further evaluation pending functional status evaluation.
What does this mean? Are theses nodules small?