甲状腺ti-rads分级(1)（Thyroid ti-rads classification (1)）.doc

甲状腺ti-rads分级(1)（Thyroid ti-rads classification (1)） Thyroid TI-RADS classification 1 types: normal thyroid 2 types: benign nodules (0% malignant) 3 categories: benign nodules (80%) Share to: more 2012-09-22 18:22 reply Spring Send attention The 2 floor 4 categories: suspicious nodules (5~80% malignant) -4a (grade 5~10%) -4b (grade 10~80%) 5 class: probably malignant nodules (grade 80%) 6 class: biopsy proven malignant nodules Ultrasound TI-RADS graded as follows: Level 0: the clinical suspected cases without abnormal ultrasound findings, the need for additional inspection. Level 1: negative, ultrasound showed that the gland size and echo can be normal, no nodules, no cyst or calcification. Level 2: the findings were benign and malignant tumor risk was 0%, need clinical follow-up. Henan Cancer Hospital of nuclear medicine, Yang Hui 3 may: benign, malignant tumor risk for 2%, may require biopsy. 4: May ratio is 5 ~ 50% of malignant according to clinical diagnosis! 5: the greatest likelihood of cancer, 95% Level 6: the cytological diagnosis of cancer. Diagnosed with cancer! The application of [thyroid imaging reporting and data system in ultrasonic examination of thyroid nodules in the literature reference description: Parajuly Shyam Sundar, bu Yun, Peng Yulan, et al. Thyroid imaging reporting and data system used in the ultrasonic examination of thyroid nodules by [J]. Chinese Surgery Foundation and clinical journal, 2011, 18 (8)]:898-901. (PDF) TI-RADS 2014-07-14 Pan Pan agricultural agriculture ultrasound The classification and description of the thyroid imaging reporting and data system (ultrasonic diagnostic template) (Thyroid Imaging-Reporting And Data System; TI-RADS) In thyroid ultrasonography, using the following contents, classification and description of the selection of the most appropriate main morphologic characteristics of the term. The classification for data collection, does not constitute a formal written ultrasonic inspection report. A thyroid gland