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Hashimoto Thyroiditis with a dominant nodule

Topic: Thyroiditis

Category: Thyroid

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Grossly, most cases of Hashimoto thyroiditis shows diffuse and symmetric enlargement of the thyroid. The cut surface is yellowish-gray and firm. In some cases, the enlargement is multinodular and may even show one or two dominant nodules (as seen here). When such dominant nodules are composed of usual follicular or Hürthle cells, the term follicular or Hürthle cell adenoma may be applied. Image courtesy of Dr. Jean-Christophe Fournet, Paris, France; humpath.com; Used with permission   return to Thyroiditis
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