No second FNA: There is a 15% chance of malignancy with a flus lesion so talk to your endocrinologist.
Answered 10/11/2012
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Yes: A follicular lesion identified on fine needle aspiration generally does warrant a thyroid lobectomy because a follicular cancer can not be ruled out. The architecture of the tissue is necessary to distinguish a benign from a malignant follicular lesion, and this can not be obtained with an fna. Repeat fna will not help.
Answered 4/19/2016
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Depends on size, age: Follicular cells are also found in normal thyroid. However, when the fna shows.
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