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CT scan of neck with contrast showing mildly enlarged and heterogeneous thyroid glands (white arrows) (right>left) with surrounding hazy changes.
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As infectious etiology could not be found, undiagnosed malignancy was next among our differentials and therefore a CT chest, abdomen, and pelvis (Figure 1) with contrast were done which were unrevealing for any occult tumors but to our surprise showed a heterogeneous thyroid gland with surrounding hazy changes suspicious for subacute thyroiditis.