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  • ACR White Paper
    • Pulmonary Nodule–Fleischner
    • Pulmonary nodule–Lung-RADS
    • Thyroid Nodule–Ultrasound (TIRADS)
    • Thyroid Nodule–CT/MRI
    • O-RADS
    • Ovarian/Adnexal Cyst–Ultrasound (SRU)
    • Ovarian/Adnexal Cystic Lesion–CT/MRI
    • Abdominal and Pelvic Aneurysm
    • Adrenal Mass–CT/MRI
    • Liver mass–CT
    • Pancreatic Cystic Lesion
    • Renal Mass–CT/MRI
    • Splenic Mass–CT/MRI
  • Common Reference
    • Trauma grading
      • Liver
      • Spleen
      • Kidney
      • Pancreas
    • Vascular Ultrasound
      • Ankle brachial index
      • Carotid stenosis
      • Lower extremity arterial stenosis
      • Renal and mesenteric artery stenosis
      • TIPS ultrasound
      • Transcranial Doppler ultrasound in subarachnoid hemorrhage
      • Typical resistive index
    • Neuroradiology
      • Intracranial hemorrhage stages MRI
      • Other neuroradiology reference
      • Signal change on MRI after stroke
    • Miscellaneous
      • Contrast reaction treatment
      • Modified PIOPED II
      • Nonviable pregnancy ultrasound
      • Other misc. reference
      • Pyloric stenosis ultrasound
      • Steroid premedication for contrast reaction
      • TRA policy on use of IV contrast agents
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    • Pulmonary Nodule–Fleischner
    • Pulmonary nodule–Lung-RADS
    • Thyroid Nodule–Ultrasound (TIRADS)
    • Thyroid Nodule–CT/MRI
    • O-RADS
    • Ovarian/Adnexal Cyst–Ultrasound (SRU)
    • Ovarian/Adnexal Cystic Lesion–CT/MRI
    • Abdominal and Pelvic Aneurysm
    • Adrenal Mass–CT/MRI
    • Liver mass–CT
    • Pancreatic Cystic Lesion
    • Renal Mass–CT/MRI
    • Splenic Mass–CT/MRI
  • Common Reference
    • Trauma grading
      • Liver
      • Spleen
      • Kidney
      • Pancreas
    • Vascular Ultrasound
      • Ankle brachial index
      • Carotid stenosis
      • Lower extremity arterial stenosis
      • Renal and mesenteric artery stenosis
      • TIPS ultrasound
      • Transcranial Doppler ultrasound in subarachnoid hemorrhage
      • Typical resistive index
    • Neuroradiology
      • Intracranial hemorrhage stages MRI
      • Other neuroradiology reference
      • Signal change on MRI after stroke
    • Miscellaneous
      • Contrast reaction treatment
      • Modified PIOPED II
      • Nonviable pregnancy ultrasound
      • Other misc. reference
      • Pyloric stenosis ultrasound
      • Steroid premedication for contrast reaction
      • TRA policy on use of IV contrast agents
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Simple cyst. Follow-up study.

 

Has the cyst been stable? 

 

The cyst has decreased in size (>10-15% reduction in largest linear dimension).        

The cyst has been stable in size.           

The cyst has increased in size (>10-15% increase in largest linear dimension).            

The cyst has developed new features and is no longer simple.           

 

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