A thyroid nodule classified as indeterminate on fine-needle aspiration cytology (FNAC),
hereafter referred to as an indeterminate thyroid nodule (ITN), represents a clinical dilemma …

Ultrasound, the primary imaging modality in thyroid nodule management, suffers from
drawbacks including: high inter‐and intra‐observer variability, limited field‐of‐view and …

Simple Summary From a prospective series of 480 thyroid nodules, we compared the
performances of the American College of Radiology (ACR) and the European Thyroid …

Background Pediatric thyroid nodules have a lower prevalence but a higher rate of
malignancy (ROM) than those in adults. Ultrasound features suspected of malignancy lead …

Fine-needle aspiration biopsies (FNA) represent the gold standard to exclude the malignant
nature of thyroid nodules. After cytomorphology, 20–30% of cases are deemed …

Simple Summary Pediatric thyroid ultrasound-guided fine-needle aspiration includes the
use of dedicated ultrasound guidance algorithms to improve the accuracy and increase the …

Introduction Despite advancements in diagnostic methods, the classification of
indeterminate thyroid nodules still poses diagnostic challenges not only in pre-surgical …

Accurate classification of thyroid nodules is a critical step in clinical diagnosis and plays a
crucial role in guiding subsequent treatment planning. However, current deep learning …

Abstract Background In the Italian system for reporting thyroid cytology (ICCRTC), nodules
suspicious for (TIR4) and consistent with (TIR5) malignancy are thought being 5% and 4 …

Introduction: Palpable thyroid nodules are stated in 4 to 7% of individuals. This study was
designed to evaluate the relation of Thyroid Imaging Reporting and Data System (TIRADS) …