1) Multinodular goiter:
Same as normal thyroid sonography report with the added paragraphs as below:
Same as normal thyroid sonography report with the added paragraphs as below:
Both lobes show
multiple small and large, echogenic nodules and few cystic lesions of varying sizes from 0.5 to 1 cms.
Mild augmentation of vascularity is present, especially
around the nodules.
A large (macro) calcific lesions is present in right lobe.
Diffuse enlargement
of thyroid is present.
Findings suggest
Multinodular goiter.
2) For parathyroid adenoma:
A hypoechoic nodule
(0.6 cms.) is seen posterior to the lower pole of right lobe.
? parathyroid
adenoma.
3) Thyroglossal duct cyst:
There is a complex
mass (1.0 x 0.9 x 0.5 cms.) in the midline in submandibular region.
It shows both solid
and cystic areas also.
No calcification is
present. The lesion is very vascular.
- Findings suggest infected thyroglossal duct cyst.
4) Another report of thyroglossal duct cyst:
There is a complex
mass (2.5 x 1.7 x 1.8 cms.) just to the left of the left of midline (at the level of thyroid
cartilage).
It shows both (2 in
number) solid, hyperechoic, rounded areas with a cystic area also seen.
No calcification is
present. The lesion is poorly vascular.
Findings suggest thyroglossal duct cyst.
5) Hyperthyroidism:
Marked increase in vascularity
of thyroid is present.
Great blog... I'll definitely pass this onto my ultrasound colleagues
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