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Erik K Alexander, Gerard M Doherty, Justine A Barletta
In the past 30 years, there has been a substantial rise in the detection of thyroid nodules, which are often asymptomatic and pose minimal risk. The document highlights a shift towards more conservative management strategies, including monitoring benign nodules and utilizing molecular testing for indeterminate cases. It also addresses the nuanced treatment options for malignant nodules, moving away from routine near-total thyroidectomy to more tailored surgical interventions. The aim is to incorporate a growing body of diagnostic and prognostic data to formulate effective management plans.
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