Today I teach you to watch the Color Super Report:
Color ultrasound generally includes three parts:
The first part is the image. This part is mainly for the reference of ultrasound doctors.
The second part is the description. This section usually contains a lot of important information.
The third part is the conclusion. This part is the initial conclusion that the ultrasound doctor draws based on the images and descriptions. This conclusion is not a final diagnosis, and requires the clinician to make a diagnosis based on the specific circumstances of the patient.
Today we focus on the echo area displayed in the image:
Strong echo, basically is calcification, calcification is divided into coarse calcification and fine calcification, if the results show that there is calcification, then its malignancy will increase;
The low echo indicates that it is a solid nodule, and according to other relevant descriptions, such as blood flow signal, morphology, density, etc., to further determine whether it is malignant;
No echo belongs to cystic nodules, which is relatively low in malignancy, do you understand?
The general surgeon will teach you how to read the color ultrasound report, and if there is a problem, he will give feedback as soon as possible. Don't worry.