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During a recent thyroid ultra sound there were both red and blue highlighted areas. the tech said it was blood flow.... red and blue? is that normal
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FLOW STUDIES: Yes. Red is usually the color for arterial blood flow, blue for vein flow or decreased flow or flow in small caliber blood vessels.
Answered 5/27/2015
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