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Fine-needle aspiration biopsy of the thyroid gland

Fine-needle aspiration biopsy (FNAB) is a minimally invasive diagnostic procedure used to evaluate thyroid nodules. Performed under ultrasound guidance, it allows the physician to accurately collect a small tissue sample from the targeted area for cytological examination. The results help determine the nature of the thyroid nodule and assist your physician in choosing the most appropriate follow-up or treatment plan.

Fine-needle aspiration biopsy of the thyroid gland
Specialists
Koziy Nina Ihorivna
Koziy Nina IhorivnaEndocrinologist

When is FNAB recommended?

  • A thyroid nodule has been detected during an ultrasound examination.
  • Your physician recommends further evaluation of a thyroid nodule.
  • The thyroid nodule is increasing in size or changing in appearance.
  • Ultrasound findings indicate the need for additional diagnostic assessment.
  • Follow-up evaluation of a previously diagnosed thyroid nodule is required.
  • There is a suspicion of malignant changes based on the clinical examination or ultrasound findings.

FAQ

How to book the procedure?


Fine-needle aspiration biopsy (FNAB) of the thyroid gland is performed by appointment following a physician's consultation or with a referral from an endocrinologist.


Before your procedure, our administrator will provide detailed preparation instructions, help you schedule a convenient appointment time, and answer any questions you may have.


To book the procedure, please call +380 97 312 92 91. Our location: 1 Kiltseva Road, Respublika Park Shopping Mall, Kyiv, Ukraine.


At Doctor Sam Medical Center, you can also schedule an endocrinologist consultation and a thyroid ultrasound. This allows you to complete a comprehensive thyroid evaluation and receive an integrated assessment of your thyroid health in one convenient location. Early diagnosis is the foundation of effective treatment. In many cases, detecting changes at an early stage makes it possible to establish a diagnosis sooner, choose the most appropriate treatment strategy, and achieve better health outcomes.