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nodular thyroid disease
focal masses seen on ultrasound
thyroiditis
affects the appearance of the entire thyroid gland
what are the three type of nodular thyroid disease
nodular hyperplasia
multinodular goiter
adenomatous hyperplasia
(all of these terms describe a goiter)
goiters can cause difficulty what
swallowing
goiters can be caused by
graves disease, thyroiditis, neoplasm, or cyst
the only way to prove that a mass in the thyroid is non cancerous is
biopsy
toxic goiter
results from hyperactivity of the thyroid
non-toxic (simple) goiter
occurs from thyroid enlargement not caused by neoplasm or hypo/hyperthyroidism
goiters may present on ultrasound in what ways
cystic
complex
calcified
goiters demonstrate _______ vascularity around the periphery
increased
thyroid cysts are
cystic degeneration of follicular adenoma
thyroid cysts present on ultrasound as
purely anechoic areas- from serous or colloid fluid
approximately _____% of solitary nodules are cystic
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adenomas are
benign neoplasms characterized by complete fibrous encapsulation
on ultrasound adenomas appear as
homogeneous echo texture
shows compression of surrounding tissue when scanning
adenomas are usually a _______ lesion
solitary
on ultrasound adenomas demonstrate a
peripheral halo
a peripheral halo is caused by the
compression of normal thyroid tissue (like a capsule) the rim appears hypoechoic
adenomas will also demonstrate ______ peripheral blood flow
increased
carcinoma of the thyroid is
rare
when does the risk of malignancy decrease
if there are multiple nodules
if you have swollen lymph nodes on the _____ side as a solitary lesion, it is most likely malignant
same side
malignancies can look like
cystic
solid
combination