On transverse scans of the thyroid gland, the esophagus normally is visualized as
A) a hypoechoic density with posterior acoustic enhancement, medial to the sternocleidomastoid muscle.
B) a high echogenic mass proximal to the superior parathyroid gland on the left.
C) a target lesion inferior to the lower pole of the right lobe.
D) posterior to the gland on the left, with a bull's eye appearance.
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