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CT scan showed Nonspecific calcification within the left lobe of the thyroid gland. But when an ultrasound was sent it came out as normal. Normal labs for thyroid and antibodies, ANA slightly over. Should I be concerned?
I got my test results back from a neck ultrasound. Within the anterior upper aspect of the right lobe is a solid hypoechoic nodule without calcifications which measures 1.0 x 0.5 x 0.9 cm, TR 4. Is this something to worry about?
So my ultrasound came back that I have two 4mm thyroid cyst with associated calcification and another 3mm avascular hyperbolic nodule on the right ?
On the right thyroid lobe In the upper pole and the midpole there is a 4mm cyst with associated calcification also in the midlateral pole there is an 3mm avascular hypoechoic nodule the isthmus measures 3mm without focal lesions. The left lobe is mildly e
I had a CT scan done of my neck and it showed Nonspecific calcification within the left lobe of the thyroid gland. But when an ultrasound was sent it came out as all normal. I do not understand?
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