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Fig. 3. —64-year-old woman with palpable abnormality on physical examination that proved to be two nodules of thyroiditis on sonography. Fine-needle aspiration of this 28-mm palpable nodule (solid arrows) was consistent with lymphocytic thyroiditis. Nodule was predominantly hyperechoic, with both solid and cystic-appearing (open arrows) components. A second nodule (not shown) was solid and hyperechoic in appearance. Both nodules were consistent with lymphocytic thyroiditis on fine-needle aspiration.

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