Approach to Thyroid Nodule & Cancer Workup, Symptoms, Ultrasound, Causes, Biopsy Findings, USMLE
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Approach to Thyroid Nodule & Cancer Workup, Symptoms, Ultrasound, Causes, Biopsy Findings, USMLE
Thyroid nodule workup in USMLE is a very impotant test topic.this video provides you an approach for how to investigate thyroid nodule what is your next best step in reaching the cause and treatment of thyroid nodule.This video is all you need to understand thyroid cancer and nodule.
thyroid nodule can be noticed by the patient, on routine physical examination or an incidental finding on imaging such as a CT chest or neck, PET scan. A thyroid nodule can also be called a nodular goitre which means an abnormal growth of the thyroid gland.
People are almost always concerned when they feel a lump and the most important thing to do is to exclude thyroid cancer. Thyroid cancer fortunately make a small proportion of thyroid nodule about 5%. Important to keep note that the prevalence of cancer is higher in several groups including children, adults less than 30 years of age, patients with a history of head and neck irradiation, patients with a family history of thyroid cancer."
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First time I understood this topic completely...love your style of teaching !
thank you for this video brother. do a flowchart for arythmias and different rythms plz
Will surely do naveed.😊
thank u so much sir.. it was ver helpful
Very nice explanation sir🙏🙏
Yes viral thioriditis may have painfully nodules or silent
Please make more and more videos 😊😊😊😊 these are gem❤❤
I started with acid problems,swallowing problems of dry food like bread, thyroid problems and now it's hard to swallow food and water. Water gets stuck.
I’m confused as I have been diagnosed (5x3x3 ) mm t4 nodule and had to follow up with biopsy but the pathologist doesn’t want to do it as it is small. I found someone who will do it but I don’t know if I should .
thank you so much. this was excellent. can you do something like this for cortisolism?
Thank you 😊 I will surely make video on hypercortisolism as soon as I am done with Gastroenterology topics.
If FNAC shows malignancy next step is to do an MRI for staging??? Or is CT better??
Welp, I’m not scared now :(. Mine are painless & not hyper
Non functional thyroid also in hashimoto thyroiditis
Waiting for your next video
Successor of Dr. Najeeb in making
Pls give lecture on subacute thioridtis
Thank you for the video. I came here from med cram. I have thyroid nodules, so I especially found it very informative. Stay safe and have a wonderful week. :-) You just earned another subscriber and a like. :-)
Thank you very much for such nice comments. Hope you find my videos helpful. Wish you a healthy and satisfied life. 😊
Very well explained, love your teaching style, subscribed!
Thank you Milena Shubas! 😊
Informative
very good and elaborated videos.. thoroughly explained..
I have multiple hypochoic nodule what should i do? I also have cervical lymph nodes i had hashimoto Thyroiditis in past
How are you now?
@@sharadpaneru23 I am fine just size increased of a nodule
What are you waiting for ????
Get it removed by a good surgeon
Very informative, easy to understand and remember.
So Nice of you 😊
Wonderfully covered
In sub acute thioriditis nodules don't uptake much iodine during scan,because in viral thioriditis not new hormone are producing ,it just a leakeage of hormones ,what you suggest
another great one
keep it up
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very good and elaborated videos.. thoroughly explained..
It is surely a result of your competent guidance bhaijan. Thank you for all your help. ❤️❤️
@@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal most welcome our legend
😢About a month ago, i ended up getting strept throat, so the doctor wanted me to get 3 Thyroid blood tests & Ultra sound. The blood tests came back normal, but the ultra sound came back with 3 nodules that they found: Right Thyroid 1.7 Solid heterogeneously hypoechoic T4 nodule, Right thyroid 1.2 solid cm solid isoechTR3 nodule.
Left thyroid 0.5 cm solid hypoechoic T4 nodule. Thyroid echotexture is within normal limits. Normal doppler blood flow is present. There is no lymphadenopathy.
My FNA is scheduled for December 8, 2023.
I'm so scared to get this procedure done. How bad does it hurt? I know they will be using local anesthetic, etc.. Also i'm scared of it being malignant. Please advise..
What is the result now?
My wife get hypothyroid so what have to do recover because her thyroid high level
Nicely done!
please can you include the sources of your information thank you for the efforts.
Dr sb hope u fine. We are regular listeners of your wonderful videos covering almost all topics with latest research. Great Dr sb. This time my question is related to thyroid please:
My daughter age 21, she is perfectly okay , Alhadmulillah, but her wright is not increasing or decreasing almost stable. We got checked her routine blood tests CBC, LFT, RFT, TSH and FT4. All test are normal except TSH which is slightly less 0.39 instead of 0.4. what is your kind opinion about this value of TSH (0.39). Is it significant or other wise and what is your advice. Regards. Dr Muhammad Zareef, Ph D
Dr. M Zareef, if Patient is asymptomatic, then this is nothing to be concerned about. It's a very minor difference which is insignificant.
very well explained
Sir
Which investigation differentiates between follicular adenoma and follicular carcinoma?
And also which type of biopsy we do for diagnosis of type of thyroid carcinoma?
Trucut biopsy
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Good sir g
Very nice