She had done an ultrasound which shows haemorrhagic cyst. Can this cyst be cancerous? As her grandmother had passed away of uterine cancer, she is very anxious. Should it be surgical removed? Asked for Female, 44 Years 143 Views Dr. Falak Chowdhary Gynecologist/Obstetrician | Mumbai You...
Cancerous nodules are more likely to be cold because cancer cells are immature and don't accumulate the iodine as well as normal thyroid tissue. However, cold spots can also be caused bycysts. This makes the ultrasound a much better tool for determining the need to do an FNA. Fine needle...
Cancerous nodules are more likely to be cold because cancer cells are immature and don't accumulate the iodine as well as normal thyroid tissue. However, cold spots can also be caused bycysts. This makes the ultrasound a much better tool for determining the need to do an FNA. Fine needle...
Ovarian cancer is the deadliest cancer of the female reproductive system, and there is no screening test that can help with early detection. Ultrasound imaging, the standard of care used to determine whether lesions are cancerous or benign, is not always accurate, leading some patients to have ...
Cancerous nodules are more likely to be cold because cancer cells are immature and don't accumulate the iodine as well as normal thyroid tissue. However, cold spots can also be caused bycysts. This makes the ultrasound a much better tool for determining the need to do an FNA. ...