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Is a 1.5 cm peripherally vascular thyroid nod. in a multinod. remaining lobe cancer? hemi 11 yrs ago. benign.
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No,not: necessarily. It requires a biopsy to prove benign or malignant, and I'm not sure that this is required. See an Endocrinologist.
Answered 3/12/2020
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