… of solitary thyroid nodule was 35.613.54 years and the highest frequency (38%) was within
21-30 years of age with female predominance(78%).Thyroid … series of solitary thyroid nodules …

… a thyroid nodule is to exclude the possibility of malignancy, which occurs in about 5% of
nodules… to radiation and any family history of thyroid cancer or other endocrine diseases. Clinical …

… in a euthyroid patient with a solitary thyroid nodule; radionuclide scanning should be …
extent of which depends on the pathological characteristics of the nodule, are malignant or …

… the pathologic process involving a thyroid nodule is open to error as indicated by a study of
preoperative diagnostic ability6. Thyroid nodules … any thyroid disease can present as a SNT7. …

… Further, thyroid cancer runs a more aggressive course in … The ultimate aim in the evaluation
of solitary thyroid nodule (STN) … , a pathologist, a radiologist, and a head and neck surgeon. …

… The actual size of the tumor within the thyroid nodule determined by pathological review
was occasionally provided in the literature and is listed in Tables 2 and 4. The mean …

… and thyroid scan diagnose solitary thyroid nodule (STN) as accurately as histopathology. …
This study comprised of 50 patients with solitary thyroid nodules (STN) presented to OPD. …

… , hemithyroidectomy by a ‘collar’ incision, with submission of the specimen to formal pathological
examination, remains the standard of care. The technique of hemithyroidectomy should …

… of solitary thyroid nodules in patients who underwent thyroid surgery and the clinical significance
of these nodules… were confirmed as malignant by histopathological analysis. This figure …

… Solitary thyroid nodules do have a high likelihood of harboring a malignancy. Solid … [ 1
] The postoperative histopathology reports corroborated our findings as >1/3 of STN were …