| The patient 18 years old, came to control thyroid ultrasound, thyroid nodules were previously detected at ultrasound, as I understand, a puncture was performed with an unknown result, but there was no surgery after a puncture. On the current ultrasound, almost the entire right lobe is occupied by the lesion of a cystic-solid type, with blood flow at the CFM, 4x2x2.5cm. A cystic-solid lesion is visualized on the border of the isthmus and the left lobe, with a blood flow at CFM, approximately 0.7x0.7x1.6 cm. Recommended puncture and consultation of an endocrinologist. external link | |