I just received my results from a ultrasound of my enlarged thyroid and 3 of the 4 nodules are solid but one is 3.2x2.4x1.6 solid, hypoechoic, lobulated, horizontal,capsular greaterthen central flow ... View answer

hypoechoic with heterogenous echopattern non calcified nodules are noted, right mid 3.2x2.4 cm solid slightly hypoechoic with peripheral halo left upper 1.5x1.4cm solid isoechoic with peripheral halo... View answer

as per the doctor I have consulted, I have small(8.9 mm) hypoechoic nodules in thyroid . He said it was fine. However, I feel discomfort in my throat couple of times a day. What can I do about it? Are ... View answer

I have a solitary hypoechoic thyroid nodule . Bilateral unspecified cervical lymph nodes, small pulmonary nodules and they just found breast cysts and a mass. Also moderate infiltration fatty liver . (I ... View answer

pelvic ultra sound: pair of rounded solid hypoechoic nodules in the uterine fundus anteriorly. What does this mean? Thanks. ... View answer

heterogeneous with normal thyroid blood flow. There are multiple small hypoechoic and complex nodules scattered in both thyroid lobes. The three largest on the right are all at the lower pole. Two... View answer

measures 1.5x1.2x4.2 cm and shows two small ill defined hypoechoic nodules;two of these measures 5.5x3.8 mm. Isthmus measures 2.6 mm. Is this normal or do i need to take any medicines ? ... View answer

heterogeneous hypoechoic nodules with largest one 0.7x0.5x0.9cm and demonstrating peripheral flow. What does ...Thyroid right lobe: a heterogeneous hypoechoic nodule in the midpole 0.3x0.2x0.3cm not ... View answer

since last ultrasound I now have multiple nodules both hypoechoic and isoechoic. Complex cystic/hypoechoic as well as isoechoic components. I also have multiple sclerosis. Please help I am a year and... View answer

when an ultrasound result is a normal sized anteverted uterus with uniform myometrial echotexture. central plate noted. no cyesis. observed within the uterus cavity are multiple nodules of hypoechoic ... View answer