Puncture of the thyroid gland under ultrasound guidance.
Thyroid gland biopsy under ultrasound guidance at the "Genesis Dnipro" clinic — accurate and safe diagnosis of nodular formations.
A thyroid gland biopsy, also known as a fine-needle aspiration (FNA), is a medical procedure in which a fine needle is used to extract a tissue sample from the thyroid gland for further laboratory analysis. This examination helps determine the presence of tumors, inflammation, or other abnormalities in the thyroid gland and distinguishes between benign and malignant growths.
Indications for a thyroid gland biopsy:
• Presence of nodules or tumors in the thyroid gland detected by ultrasound.
• Suspicion of thyroid cancer.
• Uncertainty in the results of other tests or examinations.
• Assessment of the nature of growths (benign or malignant).
Purpose of the procedure:
A thyroid gland biopsy allows for accurate diagnosis of the nature of nodules or tumors, helps avoid unnecessary surgeries, and aids in selecting the optimal treatment plan in cases of malignant changes. It is a minimally invasive examination that provides precise information about the condition of the thyroid gland and assists the physician in making decisions regarding further treatment.
Indications for a thyroid gland biopsy:
• Presence of nodules or tumors in the thyroid gland detected by ultrasound.
• Suspicion of thyroid cancer.
• Uncertainty in the results of other tests or examinations.
• Assessment of the nature of growths (benign or malignant).
Purpose of the procedure:
A thyroid gland biopsy allows for accurate diagnosis of the nature of nodules or tumors, helps avoid unnecessary surgeries, and aids in selecting the optimal treatment plan in cases of malignant changes. It is a minimally invasive examination that provides precise information about the condition of the thyroid gland and assists the physician in making decisions regarding further treatment.
