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Could an ent do an ultrasound on the thyroid?
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Usually in Radiology: Most thyroid ultrasound studies are done by certified ultrasound technologists in a radiology department either in the hospital or an outpatient facility. An ENT with an up-to-date ultrasound machine and a qualified technologist could perform the scan.
Answered 6/10/2014
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