heterogeneous thyroid with increased vascularity

Redemonstration of a heterogeneous thyroid gland with stable appearance in size when compared to prior study of November 12, 2010. There is increased vascularity on today's exam which may represent a component of thyroiditis. If it is indicated, correlation with a radionuclide thyroid image uptake and scan may be of additional diagnostic value.

the thyroid glad is increased in size and heterogeneous in texture. Diffusely increased vascularity of the thyroid. Hypoechoic 1.6 cm nodule with the superior left thyroid. Blood Work: TSH 0.02 T3 5.61 T4 4.89 Can someone please tell me what all this means?

10 cc Normal size thyroid gland with right lobe larger than left. Mild heterogeneous echotexture throughout the gland compatible with postinflammatory change. No concerning nodules in the left lobe or isthmus. Heterogeneous solid nodule in right upper pole measuring 1.0 x 0.7 x 0.7 cm without vascularity is statistically benign. Blood Test Results: TSH: 1.61 mU/L (normal range) Free T3: 5.2 pmol/L (normal range) Free T4: 16.

Mildly heterogeneous thyroid with mildly increased vascularity, in keeping with any cause of acute thyroiditis. ----- I'm at a loss what has caused this. Dr has prescribed me Carbimazole 10mg 3x a day to begin with. I asked about the low libido and apparently my testosterone levels are fine, it is supposed to be a side effect of hyperthyroid which makes sense I spose. I really hope I don't have graves disease.

Thyroid gland is diffusely hypoechoic and heterogeneous with hyperechoic bands. There is evidence of increased vascularity. the right lobe measured 5.5x2.7x2.2 cm the left lobe measured 5.4x2.8x2.1 cm thyroid isthmus is 0.5 cm in thickness. what does this mean?

A single heterogeneous nodule in the mid portion of the right thyroid gland measuring .3 by .3 by.1cm and no increased vascularity. The left Thyroid Lobe measures L 5 W 1.3 H 1.2cm. Multiple nodules are seen. The largest measuring 1.3 by .8 by.7cm and is in the mid portion of the left thyroid gland. This nodule appears heterogeneous. shows no vascularity. The second smaller nodule on left thyroid appears Homogeneous and Does have increased Peripheral flow. Isthmus measures 2.

The increased vascularity could reflect underlying thyroiditis. further assesment of the solitary nodual with FNA may be appropriate.. Thank, Dawn.

SMALL HYPOECHOIC NODULE IN THE RIGHT LOBE. HETEROGENEOUS PREDOMINANTLY HYPOECHOIC NODULE WITH INCREASED VASCULARITY IN THE LEFT LOBE OF THYROID AS DESCRIBED ABOVE. RECOMMEND CLINICAL CORRELATION AND FURTHER EVALUATION AS CLINICALLY INDICATED. SORRY IF THIS WAS SO LONG BUT I REALLY WANT TO UNDERSTAND EXACTLY HOW SERIOUS THIS IS? I AM SO STRESSED OUT ABOUT IT.

0.2cm in AP thickness. The thyroid echotexture is mildly heterogeneous. There is a 4 mm hypoechoic, solid nodule at the inferior pole of right lobe which is prominently vascular. A 3 mm cyst is present at the superior pole left lobe. A 3mm complex nodule is present at midpole and is mild vascularity. No focal lesions are identified within the thyroid gland. No enlarged lymph nodes are identified adjacent to the thyroid gland.

On my normal tests the doctor found that my TSH is a little bit higher than the normal, she asked me to do the test again and check with a thyroid doctor. When I redo the test I found the TSH normal but the free T3 was a little bit lower than the normal (3.42 pmol/l) when the doctor check my thyroid he felt a little mass so he asked me to do an ultrasound.

I have a heterogeneous exho texture of the thyroid with a 1.1x0.7x0.6cm slightly hypoechoic, ill defined nodule within the right side of the isthmus no definite calcification, mild vascularity is demonstrated. I have a ill-defined Isoechoic nodule 1.6X1.1X0.9 cm, vascularity is also noted, there is a mild hypoechoic halo around this lesion I also have a 0.3 cm with the inferior pole of the left lobe. All are indeterminate.

Bilateral Thyroid nodule, with the dominant nodule..left... Given the size and increased vascularity, consideration for further work up would include thyrod uptake and scan Nuclear Medicine test or ultrasound guided fine needle aspiration. Questions: Do I need both tests? I have a FNA scheduled for next week. My blood test/level are normal. How worried should I be. BTW- the left sided nodule is palpable, especially when swallowing.

21CM, right mid lobe, cystic with solid component, hypoechoic nodule, peripheral vascularity with minimally increased internal vascularity, no calcifications. No discrete nodules are identified in the isthmus. Tiny nodules are identified in the right and left lobes. Thank you for your help, everyone, as this is causing me considerable anxiety.

There is a dominant complex cystic and solid mass in the mid-lower pole of right lobe measuring 37 x 17 x 30 mm. The has prominent vascularity associated with it. The right lobe of the thyroid is otherwise heterogeneous in appearance with no discrete smaller nodules identified. On the left there are multiple small hypoechoic nodules present. The largest posteriorly and inferiorly measures 10 x 7 x 6 mm with multiple other smaller nodules measuring 6mm or less in size.

The thyroid gland is diffusely enlarged with heterogeneous texture without focal mass or cyst. It measures 5.1x2.0x1.5cm on the right and 5.1x1.9x1.4cm on the left and 0.3cm thickness at the isthmus. Diffuse multinodular goiter. Irregular vascularity on both lobes." My TSH is 4.14, free T4 1.2, T3 total 127. A month ago, before starting 100mcg of Synthroid, my TSH was 4.10, free T4 of 1.4 and T3 of 137.

There appears to be slight diffuse increased vascularity seen throughout the thyroid parenchyma when studied on colored dopplers. There is no retrosternal extension or cervical lymphadenopathy. Conclusion... The nature of the described hetrogeneous echogenicity of the thyroid parenchyma is uncertain in the context of only one discrete echogenic nodual. The increased vascularity could reflect underlying thyroiditis. further assesment of the solitary nodual with FNA may be appropriate..

I had a sonogram of thyroid, what does this mean? Heterogeneous thyroid parenchyma with solid nodule in the medial right upper pole demonstrates significant vascularity and poorly defined lesions in lateral left upper pole.

I went from hypothyroidism to herperthyroidism.Went for a ultrasound results said texture extremely heterogeneous with vascularity normal.No Solid masses or cysts.Impression small heterogeneous thyroid without focal abnormality.Then had 123 uptake and imaging 6 hr 3.5 and 24 hr 5.3.Imaging reflects decreased uptake however there is homogeneous activity present bilaterally.Impression hypothyroidism.

Thyroid parenchyma is homogeneous. Vascularity is at upper limits of normal. 2 nodules in right lobe. Right mid-lobe heterogeneous nodule 11 x 11 x 8mm mixed echogenicity with vascularity and internal calcifications. 2nd - inferior nodule 16 x 15 x 13mm isoechoic well circumscribed solid nodule with vascularity and a small cystic focus and calcification. Left lobe: 6mm isoechoic colloid nodule. There is no lymphadenopathy.

Heterogeneous thyroid with increased vascularity

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