"EU-TIRADS 1: no nodule"
"EU-TIRADS 2: benign"
"EU-TIRADS 3: low risk (oval, smooth margin, iso / hyperechoic, no high risk features)"
"EU-TIRADS 4: intermediate risk (oval, smooth margin, mildly hypoechoic, no high risk features)"
"EU-TIRADS 5: any high risk features (non-oval, irregular margin, microcalcifications, marked hypoechogenicity)"
"EU-TIRADS 2: no FNA required (unless for theraputic purpose / relieve compression)"
"EU-TIRADS 3: >20 mm FNA"
"EU-TIRADS 4: >15 mm FNA"
"EU-TIRADS 5: >10 mm FNA,"
"EU-TIRADS 1: n/a"
"EU-TIRADS 2: 0%"
"EU-TIRADS 3: low risk (2-4%)"
"EU-TIRADS 4: intermediate risk (6-17%)"
"EU-TIRADS 5: high risk (26-87%)"
"EU-TIRADS is a reporting system designed by the European Thyroid Association for ultrasound assessment of thyroid nodules and stratification of requirement for FNA and malignancy. This system was based on an established French system, with validated results 2,3."
"EU-TIRADS is a reporting system designed by the European Thyroid Association for ultrasound assessment of thyroid nodules and stratification of requirement for FNA and malignancy. This system was based on an established French system, with validated results 2,3."
"Assessment of the following features as well as size, location and number of nodules are recommended in the reporting of EU-TIRADS:"
"EU-TIRADS 1: no nodule"
"EU-TIRADS 2: benign"
"EU-TIRADS 3: low risk (oval, smooth margin, iso / hyperechoic, no high risk features)"
"EU-TIRADS 4: intermediate risk (oval, smooth margin, mildly hypoechoic, no high risk features)"
"EU-TIRADS 5: any high risk features (non-oval, irregular margin, microcalcifications, marked hypoechogenicity)"
"EU-TIRADS 2: no FNA required (unless for theraputic purpose / relieve compression)"
"EU-TIRADS 2: no FNA required (unless for theraputic purpose / relieve compression)"
"EU-TIRADS 3: >20 mm FNA"
"EU-TIRADS 3: >20 mm FNA"
"EU-TIRADS 4: >15 mm FNA"
"EU-TIRADS 4: >15 mm FNA"
"EU-TIRADS 5: >10 mm FNA,"
"EU-TIRADS 5: >10 mm FNA,"
"EU-TIRADS 5: >10 mm FNA,"
"Regardless of US appearance, if the nodule is hot on scintigraphy then the lesion is almost certainly benign and does not require sampling."
"EU-TIRADS 1: n/a"
"EU-TIRADS 2: 0%"
"EU-TIRADS 3: low risk (2-4%)"
"EU-TIRADS 4: intermediate risk (6-17%)"
"EU-TIRADS 5: high risk (26-87%)"
"The EU-TIRADS system was published in 2017, following K-TIRADS (2016) and ACR TI-RADS (2017). Other systems including the ATA and SRU are also in regular use."
"The EU-TIRADS system was published in 2017, following K-TIRADS (2016) and ACR TI-RADS (2017). Other systems including the ATA and SRU are also in regular use."
"The EU-TIRADS system was published in 2017, following K-TIRADS (2016) and ACR TI-RADS (2017). Other systems including the ATA and SRU are also in regular use."
"The EU-TIRADS system was published in 2017, following K-TIRADS (2016) and ACR TI-RADS (2017). Other systems including the ATA and SRU are also in regular use."
"The EU-TIRADS system was published in 2017, following K-TIRADS (2016) and ACR TI-RADS (2017). Other systems including the ATA and SRU are also in regular use."
"The EU-TIRADS system was published in 2017, following K-TIRADS (2016) and ACR TI-RADS (2017). Other systems including the ATA and SRU are also in regular use."
"A number of comparative studies of the systems 4,5 show the EU-TIRADS system has sensitivity 83-86% and specificity 32-79%. The rate of unnecessary FNA was 25%, again the intermediate of the three TIRADS."
"A number of comparative studies of the systems 4,5 show the EU-TIRADS system has sensitivity 83-86% and specificity 32-79%. The rate of unnecessary FNA was 25%, again the intermediate of the three TIRADS."
"A number of comparative studies of the systems 4,5 show the EU-TIRADS system has sensitivity 83-86% and specificity 32-79%. The rate of unnecessary FNA was 25%, again the intermediate of the three TIRADS."
Expected headings
"Ultrasound features"
"Recommendations"
"Risk of malignancy"
"Comparison with other classification systems"
"Assessment of the following features as well as size, location and number of nodules are recommended in the reporting of EU-TIRADS:"