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case_images: Ultrasound appearance of the thyroid right lobe nodule before RFA procedure.
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case_images: The thyroid ultrasound, performed by the same endocrinologist (S.C) who performed the RFA procedures, showed a normal sized gland in the presence of two nodules. The first nodule was located in the basal area of the right thyroid lobe, being hypoechoic, partially cystic, and internally vascularized, with diameters of 14.2x16.9x27.3 mm and an estimated volume of 3.44 ml ( Figure 1 ); the second one, with the same ultrasound features, was located in the middle third of the left thyroid lobe, with diameters of 12.6x12.8x18.9 mm and an estimated volume of 1.59 ml ( Figure 2 ).
case_images: Ultrasound appearance of the thyroid left lobe nodule before RFA procedure.
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case_images: The thyroid ultrasound, performed by the same endocrinologist (S.C) who performed the RFA procedures, showed a normal sized gland in the presence of two nodules. The first nodule was located in the basal area of the right thyroid lobe, being hypoechoic, partially cystic, and internally vascularized, with diameters of 14.2x16.9x27.3 mm and an estimated volume of 3.44 ml ( Figure 1 ); the second one, with the same ultrasound features, was located in the middle third of the left thyroid lobe, with diameters of 12.6x12.8x18.9 mm and an estimated volume of 1.59 ml ( Figure 2 ).