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Purpose: We aimed at comparing the data obtained by Doppler Ultrasound (USG) assessment in the benign and malign thyroid nodes with the postoperative histopathology results. Method: In a year, 122 patients planned to operate with the cause of the thyroid nodule in the general surgical clinic were prospective examined. 122 patients planned surgery with the cause of the thyroid nodule were included in the study by completing thyroid Doppler USG and thin injection aspiration biopsy (IAB) assessments before the operation. The study found that 95 of the patients were female and 27 male. The average age of patients was 47.1 years. The nodul size was an average of 25.6 mm. Seventy-five patients had nodular hypoecological haloy. In a sixteen patients, the nodular vascularity increased. The statistical assessment resulted in a reverse relationship between hypoecological halo and malignity (p = -0,285). The relationship between the component and malignity has not been established (p = -0,032). As the microcalcification increases, the malignity increases. There is no relationship between the nodular margin and malignity (p > 0,05). It was observed that malignity increased as vascularity increased. The result: In light of the study and literary knowledge we do, it is clear that in the assessment of the thyroid nodes, the Doppler USG study is actually a element and that it can be evaluated together with the results of the IAB and the preoperative diagnosis accuracy can be increased by 95% and above.

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