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U/s show mild lymphadenopathy small hypoechoic nodule inferior posterior to left lob of thyroid could rep aditional parathyroid adenoma/lymphadenopath?
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More testing : parathyroid adenoma is benign and can be functional, producing parathyroid hormone. Can be checked with blood test and nuclear study.
Answered 5/4/2015
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