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My thyroid u/s show mild cervical lymphadenopathy small nodule inferior posterior left lobe of thyroid additional parathyroid adenoma/lymphadenopathy?

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Specialists: These findings are best evaluated by a Thyroidologist/endocrinologist collaborating with a skilled head and neck surgeon. More than likely a needle biopsy of the thyroid nodule and possibly a ct scan of the neck will be recommended. The radiologist will thoroughly review these images with the specialists.

Answered 9/27/2018

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