Incidental Thyroid Nodules Detected on CT, MRI, or PET-CT Correlate Well with Subsequent Ultrasound Evaluation
Incidental Thyroid Nodules Detected on CT, MRI, or PET-CT Correlate Well with Subsequent Ultrasound Evaluation
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通过 CT、MRI 或 PET-CT 检测到的偶然甲状腺结节与随后的超声评估有很好的相关性
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10.1089/ct.2017;29.107-109
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2017
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A. FishStephanie
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A. FishStephanie
BACKGROUND Thyroid nodules are very common and are present in up to 50% of adults. Neck ultrasound is the best imaging test to evaluate thyroid nodules, because it can detect features that have been proven to predict malignancy. The American Thyroid Association has published evidence-based ultrasound criteria for evaluating thyroid nodules for the possibility of cancer. Those nodules which exhibit concerning ultrasound features can then be evaluated with a thyroid biopsy, while those that do not can be safely followed.