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. What This Case Report Adds • An unusual case of Riedel thyroiditis in a patient with asymptomatic multinodular goiter and thyroid autoantibodies. • The true nature of thyroid pathology in this case was suggested by ultrasonography (not by fine
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]. Larger and prospective studies are required to evaluate this issue. Moreover, there are some data reporting unusual toxic thyroid carcinomas [ 9 ], and recent studies suggest that the frequency of malignancy in toxic multinodular goiter (TMNG) is
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criteria, 29 patients were excluded due to their previous history of thyroid surgery or radioactive iodine treatment. Ultimately, 185 patients were included ( Fig. 2 ). Figure 2 Flowchart of the retrospective study. MNG, multinodular goiter; RFA
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) examination revealed a 51.6 mL multinodular goiter (MNG) with three main nodules in the right lobe (one 15 mm EU-TIRADS III nodule and two EU-TIRADS IV micronodules) and two nodules in the left lobe (25 mm EU-TIRADS V in the middle part and 33 mm EU-TIRADS III
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architecture and PTC nuclear features, no invasion (capsular or vascular), solid component < 30%, mitotic count of < 3/10 high power field, and no necrosis; as multinodular goiter (MNG) if showing huge follicles lined by flattened epithelium; as Hurthle cell
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following the correction of eSCH due to multinodular goiter by another therapeutic modality, radioactive iodine ( 131 I). In the absence of a euthyroid control group treated by 131 I, we compared patients with grade 1 eSCH and grade 2 eSCH to investigate
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previously asymptomatic multinodular goiter. Nowadays, elderly patients are more often exposed to radiological studies using ICM than in the past because of major technological advances and increased longevity. Hyper in the elderly is more likely
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solids. Upper gastrointestinal endoscopy was normal. There was some degree of ptosis that was detected retrospectively after the final diagnosis was made. General examination was unremarkable. Cervical examination showed a simple multinodular goiter
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. Preoperative ultrasound showed that 83% of patients who underwent thyroidectomy had multinodular goiter, with a minority presenting solitary nodules. There were 9 (19%) patients diagnosed with thyroid cancer at a mean age of 28.5 years (16–41 years) and all
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a similar ultrasonographic pattern to papillary thyroid carcinoma should be considered in the differential diagnosis of an apparent thyroid nodule [ 1 , 2 ]. Thyroid disease, particularly multinodular goiter (MNG), is the most frequent feature