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Fna results 2.4cm thyroid nodule was flus.please explain good vs bad for us.mildly hypervascular solid circumscribed. histo is microfollicles. ?
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Referral: Most thyroid nodules are benign and this is a common problem. However, this can be serious. Usually a fine needle aspiration biopsy (FNA) will determine if the nodule is cancerous or benign. This test can get right to the bottom of the issue. Often an ultrasound is needed to determine the characteristics of a thyroid nodule. You need a pathologist and radiologist you can trust!
Answered 3/2/2016
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