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Thyroid ultrasound1.4x1.1x1.1cm rim calcified nodule left mid thyroid.well circumscribe hypoechoic1.4x1.9x1cm nodule w/mild internal flow.is it cancer?

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Let's find out: This may be nothing but a colloid nodule in a developing nodular goiter. If the radiologist can't rule out cancer, you may be getting a fine-needle aspiration. With this pattern of calcification, it's unlikely to be an aggressive tumor even if it is cancer.

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Dr. Herbert Hoover answered

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Probably not cancer: A calcified thyroid nodule is very unlikely to be malignant. It could be followed with a repeat ultrasound in 4 to 6 months. If not growing, it could be followed at more distant intervals. Alternately, a fine needle ultrasound guided aspiration biopsy could be performed now.

Answered 8/30/2013

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