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Thyroseq neg for mutations but interpret with caution due to marginally low expression of thyroid cell specific markers.odds higher for benign nodule?
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Probably normal: This is best discussed with your endocrinologist who can put it in perspective. If necessary you ultrasound and even biopsy can guide your therapy.
Answered 4/4/2016
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