A 22-year-old patient came for the control ultrasound of the thyroid gland, from her words after a course of radioactive iodine. The previous ultrasound report describes the lesion of the right lobe with microcalcinates twice as large in size. On the current ultrasound a hypoechoic formation upto 7-8 mm is visualized, at the CFM without blood flow (adenoma? other?). Looking closely at the video on a normal monitor (on the device it is a CRT and very faded, can break your eyes) I can see an isoechogenic area with hyperechoic micro inclusions, more medially than this lesion but it's hard for me to say is it a lesion and even with microcalcinates because hyperechoic points are projected strictly on the walls of blood vessels, more like a compressed area of the gland. As many doctors - as many opinions. | 
