Angiodynographie bei umschriebenen Schilddrüsenveränderungen

Abstract
Conventional methods of thyroid diagnosis, such as scintigraphy, differentiate between hot and cold areas, but within cold areas no distinction between malignant and benign changes is possible. Angiodynography provides a new method which gives the usual sonographic information and also indicated variations in blood-flow in the organ. Various diagnostic methods--thyroid scintigraphy, conventional sonography, fine-needle biopsy and angiodynography--have been compared in patients with focal thyroid disease. It has been shown that it is possible to differentiate between malignant and benign lesions on the basis of their vascularisation.

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