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Fig. 3A —57-year-old woman (patient 3 in
Table 1) who underwent total
thyroidectomy for 4-mm follicular carcinoma with minimal capsular invasion
presented 5 years after surgery with palpable abnormality in right neck Axial
T2-weighted fat-suppressed fast spin-echo image of neck shows two foci with
bright signal: one within right paratracheal region (long arrow) and
smaller similar-appearing, more anterior lesion (short arrow)
extending into adjacent muscle.
