
|Slideshows|November 21, 2018
Ultrasound Overuse May Lead to Harm in Low-Risk Thyroid Cancer
Author(s)Gregory M. Weiss, MD
Authors of a new study have found that widespread use of ultrasound increases the diagnosis of low-risk thyroid cancers and may lead to harm following thyroid surgery.
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Megan Haymart, MD, and colleagues at the University of Michigan have discovered that while widespread use of ultrasound increased the diagnosis of low-risk thyroid cancers, it may lead to harm following thyroid surgery. Click through the slides below for details on their study and take home points for clinical practice.
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