RipotAbdominal ultrasound report template
A reusable abdominopelvic ultrasound structure for organ findings, measurements and impression.
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Thyroid and Neck Ultrasound template
Record gland measurements, individual nodule features and cervical nodes. TI-RADS category is entered by the clinician; this template does not calculate risk or recommend biopsy.
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THYROID AND NECK ULTRASOUND Patient: ________________ Identifier: ________________ Date: ________________ EXAMINATION Indication: ________________ Prior imaging / intervention: ________________ Technique and limitations: ________________ THYROID GLAND Right lobe dimensions: ________________ Left lobe dimensions: ________________ Isthmus AP thickness (mm): ________________ Parenchymal echotexture and vascularity: ________________ NODULE RECORD (DUPLICATE FOR ADDITIONAL NODULES) Nodule identifier and location: ________________ Three dimensions / largest diameter: ________________ Composition: ________________ Echogenicity: ________________ Shape: ________________ Margins: ________________ Echogenic foci: ________________ Clinician-assigned TI-RADS system / category: ________________ Interval change: ________________ NECK AND CONCLUSION Cervical lymph nodes: site and morphology: ________________ Other neck findings: ________________ Impression: ________________ Clinician recommendations / communication: ________________ Clinician: ________________ Signature: ________________
Thyroid and Neck Ultrasound
Patient: ________________
Identifier: ________________
Date: ________________
Examination
Indication: ________________
Prior imaging / intervention: ________________
Technique and limitations: ________________
Thyroid gland
Right lobe dimensions: ________________
Left lobe dimensions: ________________
Isthmus AP thickness (mm): ________________
Parenchymal echotexture and vascularity: ________________
Nodule record (duplicate for additional nodules)
Nodule identifier and location: ________________
Three dimensions / largest diameter: ________________
Composition: ________________
Echogenicity: ________________
Shape: ________________
Margins: ________________
Echogenic foci: ________________
Clinician-assigned TI-RADS system / category: ________________
Interval change: ________________
Neck and conclusion
Cervical lymph nodes: site and morphology: ________________
Other neck findings: ________________
Impression: ________________
Clinician recommendations / communication: ________________
Clinician: ________________
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THYROID AND NECK ULTRASOUND FICTIONAL EXAMPLE - NOT FOR CLINICAL USE Illustrative content only; not a clinical reference. Patient: FICTIONAL PATIENT Identifier: DEMO-001 Date: 01 January 2026 EXAMINATION Indication: Palpable thyroid prominence (fictional). Prior imaging / intervention: No prior examination supplied. Technique and limitations: High-frequency ultrasound with colour Doppler; no technical limitation recorded. THYROID GLAND Right lobe dimensions: 45 x 16 x 17 mm. Left lobe dimensions: 43 x 15 x 16 mm. Isthmus AP thickness (mm): 3 Parenchymal echotexture and vascularity: Background echotexture homogeneous. NODULE RECORD (DUPLICATE FOR ADDITIONAL NODULES) Nodule identifier and location: Nodule 1; right mid pole. Three dimensions / largest diameter: 12 x 9 x 8 mm; largest diameter 12 mm. Composition: Spongiform. Echogenicity: Predominantly isoechoic solid components. Shape: Wider than tall. Margins: Smooth. Echogenic foci: No suspicious echogenic foci described. Clinician-assigned TI-RADS system / category: Not assigned in this layout demonstration. Interval change: No comparison available. NECK AND CONCLUSION Cervical lymph nodes: site and morphology: No morphologically suspicious node identified in the examined neck. Other neck findings: No additional focal finding documented. Impression: Right thyroid nodule as described; classification requires clinician review. Clinician recommendations / communication: Record an individual recommendation using the applicable guidance; none is generated automatically. Clinician: DEMONSTRATION ONLY - NOT SIGNED FICTIONAL EXAMPLE - NOT FOR CLINICAL USE
Thyroid and Neck Ultrasound
FICTIONAL EXAMPLE - NOT FOR CLINICAL USE
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Patient: FICTIONAL PATIENT
Identifier: DEMO-001
Date: 01 January 2026
Examination
Indication: Palpable thyroid prominence (fictional).
Prior imaging / intervention: No prior examination supplied.
Technique and limitations: High-frequency ultrasound with colour Doppler; no technical limitation recorded.
Thyroid gland
Right lobe dimensions: 45 x 16 x 17 mm.
Left lobe dimensions: 43 x 15 x 16 mm.
Isthmus AP thickness (mm): 3
Parenchymal echotexture and vascularity: Background echotexture homogeneous.
Nodule record (duplicate for additional nodules)
Nodule identifier and location: Nodule 1; right mid pole.
Three dimensions / largest diameter: 12 x 9 x 8 mm; largest diameter 12 mm.
Composition: Spongiform.
Echogenicity: Predominantly isoechoic solid components.
Shape: Wider than tall.
Margins: Smooth.
Echogenic foci: No suspicious echogenic foci described.
Clinician-assigned TI-RADS system / category: Not assigned in this layout demonstration.
Interval change: No comparison available.
Neck and conclusion
Cervical lymph nodes: site and morphology: No morphologically suspicious node identified in the examined neck.
Other neck findings: No additional focal finding documented.
Impression: Right thyroid nodule as described; classification requires clinician review.
Clinician recommendations / communication: Record an individual recommendation using the applicable guidance; none is generated automatically.
Clinician: DEMONSTRATION ONLY - NOT SIGNED
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- Examination
- Indication
- Prior imaging / intervention
- Technique and limitations
- Thyroid gland
- Right lobe dimensions
- Left lobe dimensions
- Isthmus AP thickness
- Parenchymal echotexture and vascularity
- Nodule record (duplicate for additional nodules)
- Nodule identifier and location
- Three dimensions / largest diameter
- Composition
- Echogenicity
- Shape
- Margins
- Echogenic foci
- Clinician-assigned TI-RADS system / category
- Interval change
- Neck and conclusion
- Cervical lymph nodes: site and morphology
- Other neck findings
- Impression
- Clinician recommendations / communication
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Gland and nodule records
Document gland dimensions and background appearance. Give each nodule a stable identifier, location and dimensions. The nodule fields separate composition, echogenicity, shape, margins and echogenic foci so the observations remain reviewable.
Classification and conclusion
If assigning a TI-RADS category, name the system used and verify the classification against that system. This template does not calculate a score or recommend biopsy. Record relevant lymph-node findings, comparison and the clinician’s conclusion separately.
Documentation help, not clinical guidance. Use current specialty guidance and local protocols. Review every report before signing or sharing.
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