… are well aware that ultrasound screening for thyroid cancer in the … ultrasound in the population
of childhood cancer survivors previously treated by radiotherapy involving the head, neck, …

… nodal metastases are detected in 9–20 % of papillary thyroid cancer (PTC). Ultrasound-…
results in four metastatic neck lymph-nodes of papillary thyroid-cancer. A significant reduction …

… and neck malignancies. Both studies found that CNB was more accurate and specific than
FNA, and its negative predictive value was better when applied to all head and neck tumors. …

… The diagnostic performance of each ultrasound finding evaluated in this study is shown
in Table 1. Univariate logistic regression analysis showed that these 10 ultrasonographic …

… subsequently underwent total thyroidectomy and neck dissection for thyroid cancer. The
results of … Ultrasound was performed by experienced radiologists on all patients, using a high-…

… In particular, postoperative neck ultrasound and thyroglobulin measurements were not
routine prior to 2000-2005. Prior to this time, recurrence was determined on clinical examination …

… When indicated, functional or modified radical neck dissection for differentiated thyroid
cancer generally includes lymphadenectomy of levels IIa, III, IV, and Vb of the neck. …

… For patients with DTC, neck ultrasound is the most important imaging technique for pre-operative
assessment of non-palpable lymph node metastasis, but diagnostic accuracy in central …

… recurrent disease is located in the neck, but the effective role of neck ultrasound examination
(US) in its … Our study focused on determining the sensitivity of neck US to detect lymph node …

… MTC represents approximately 5% of all thyroid cancers [2]. Approximately 25% of MTCs
are caused by mutation of the RET proto-oncogene and are considered “familial.” When MTC …