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	==Thyroid Abnormality - Pyramidal Lobe==		==Thyroid Abnormality - Pyramidal Lobe==
	A common anatomical variation seen in as high as half anatomical dissections and more frequently in men than in women.{{#pmid:17146601\|PMID17146601}} Because of the common nature of this anatomical variation and often with no impact upon thyroid function, it may not be classified as a true developmental abnormality.		A common {{thyroid}} anatomical variation seen in as high as half anatomical dissections and more frequently in men than in women.{{#pmid:17146601\|PMID17146601}} Because of the common nature of this anatomical variation and often with no impact upon thyroid function, it may not be classified as a true developmental abnormality.


	A third lobe, of conical shape, called the pyramidal lobe, frequently arises from the upper part of the isthmus, or from the adjacent portion of either lobe, but most commonly the left, and ascends as far as the hyoid bone. It is occasionally quite detached, or may be divided into two or more parts.		A third lobe, of conical shape, called the pyramidal lobe, frequently arises from the upper part of the isthmus, or from the adjacent portion of either lobe, but most commonly the left, and ascends as far as the hyoid bone. It is occasionally quite detached, or may be divided into two or more parts.

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	==Thyroid Abnormality - Pyramidal Lobe==		==Thyroid Abnormality - Pyramidal Lobe==
	A common anatomical variation seen in as high as half anatomical dissections and more frequently in men than in women.~~<ref><pubmed>~~17146601~~</pubmed></ref>~~ Because of the common nature of this anatomical variation and often with no impact upon thyroid function, it may not be classified as a true developmental abnormality.		A common anatomical variation seen in as high as half anatomical dissections and more frequently in men than in women.{{#pmid:17146601\|PMID17146601}} Because of the common nature of this anatomical variation and often with no impact upon thyroid function, it may not be classified as a true developmental abnormality.

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	==Thyroid Abnormality - Pyramidal Lobe==		==Thyroid Abnormality - Pyramidal Lobe==
	A common anatomical variation seen in as high as half anatomical dissections and more frequently in men than in women.<ref><pubmed>17146601</pubmed></ref>		A common anatomical variation seen in as high as half anatomical dissections and more frequently in men than in women.<ref><pubmed>17146601</pubmed></ref> Because of the common nature of this anatomical variation and often with no impact upon thyroid function, it may not be classified as a true developmental abnormality.

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	==Thyroid Abnormality - Pyramidal Lobe==		==Thyroid Abnormality - Pyramidal Lobe==
			A common anatomical variation seen in as high as half anatomical dissections and more frequently in men than in women.<ref><pubmed>17146601</pubmed></ref>


			A third lobe, of conical shape, called the pyramidal lobe, frequently arises from the upper part of the isthmus, or from the adjacent portion of either lobe, but most commonly the left, and ascends as far as the hyoid bone. It is occasionally quite detached, or may be divided into two or more parts.

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