TIRADS Calculator

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Features:

ACR TIRADS 2017: This app is designed based on the American College of Radiology's Thyroid Imaging Reporting and Data System (TIRADS) guidelines from 2017, ensuring accuracy and reliability in evaluating thyroid nodules.

Easy to Use: With a simple interface, users can easily select the characteristics of their thyroid nodule, and the app will instantly provide them with the TIRADS score, points, and recommendation.

Nodule Evaluation: The app allows users to input specific characteristics of their thyroid nodule, such as size, texture, composition, echogenicity, and more. This comprehensive evaluation ensures accurate TIRADS scoring.

TIRADS Score Calculation: The app's advanced algorithm calculates the TIRADS score automatically based on the selected characteristics, providing users with an objective assessment of their nodule's risk level.

Points and Recommendation: Along with the TIRADS score, the app generates specific points assigned to each characteristic and provides an appropriate recommendation, helping users make informed decisions and seek appropriate medical attention.

Size-Based Evaluation: The app takes into account the size of the nodule while calculating the TIRADS score. This feature ensures that users understand the significance of the nodule's size in determining its risk level.

Advantages:

Initial assessment of patients with thyroid nodules should be based on clinical history, clinical examination, and measurement of TSH level.

Thyroid US and its scoring systems are important for the risk stratification of thyroid nodules.

Thyroid scintigraphy is generally performed in patients with low to low-normal TSH value and nodules >1 cm in size.

FNAC is performed for non-autonomous thyroid nodules, according to US scoring systems.

[99mTc]Tc-MIBI and [18F]FDG PET/CT are recommended in cytologically indeterminate thyroid nodules to reduce “diagnostic” surgeries.

The clinical value of AI in the evaluation of thyroid nodules needs to be determined.

Conclusion:

Delving into advanced operations and functions is straightforward—swipe the colored bar or rotate your device. Accessing your history is as simple as swiping down from the display, where managing past calculations is hassle-free. The main goal of the Calculator is to offer a comprehensive and user-friendly solution for managing a wide range of mathematical tasks. Optimized to serve both casual users and math enthusiasts alike, this tool is the go-to for anyone seeking a reliable and feature-rich calculator.