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What do these neck ultrasound results mean? normal sized thyroid, with diffuse parenchymal disease cervical lymphadenopathy, posterior and deep
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Thyroid scan.: It means there is something going on in the thyroid and the lymphadenopathy may be related. Discuss with Dr. who ordered test.
Answered 3/30/2017
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