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Q: What is an isoechoic lesion on thyroid?
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What does a isoechoic nodule with partial hypoechoic halo mean in a thyroid ultrasound?

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What is a thyroid isoechoic node with a lucent halo?

Isoechoic means same texture as surrounding tissue on an Ultrasound. Lucent or Sonolucent means abscence of echoes surrounding the area. The thyroid gland can have areas that appear to be a "Halo" with normal tissue inside. After a biopsy or nuclear scan it may be diagnosed as an Ademona or Cancerous. They can be Euthyroid ( not effecting thyroid hormone levels) or hyperfunctioning (secreting more hormones than normal) -this information is based on studies of the Human Thyroid Gland.


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