Fig. 16.1 Status post-excisional biopsy for ADH. Minimal postsurgical changes are present in the anterior upper central right breast Fig. 16.2 (a) Prior bilateral benign excisional biopsies. Skin scar markers…

Fig. 3.1 (a, b) Comparison of two craniocaudal (CC) views: nipple in profile (a) versus nipple not in profile, with the nipple mimicking a retroareolar mass (b) Box 3.1 Mammography Film…

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Fig. 12.1 Multiple automated spring-loaded biopsy guns are commercially available. Gauges range from 12 to 18 Fig. 12.2 Automated spring-loaded core needle tip in the unfired (top) and fired (bottom)…

Fig. 18.1 Map of New York State displays the distribution of patients that we serve Fig. 18.2 Map of the United States and Canada showing the distribution of patients that…

Screening  Women with high lifetime risk of breast cancer  Women newly diagnosed with breast cancer to screen the contralateral breast  Women post breast augmentation Extent of disease  Multifocality and multicentricity…

Fig. 4.1 Schematic description of the main components in digital mammography, from X-ray tube to image display. The image acquisition, display, and storage can be optimized separately in digital mammography,…

Fig. 13.1 A 35-year-old with a palpable lump histologically proven to be a fibroadenoma. (a) Ultrasound demonstrates an ovoid solid mass with circumscribed borders. (b) Histology demonstrates pericanalicular type of…

Classic signs of breast cancer  1. Mass  2. Architectural distortion  3. Malignant-appearing microcalcifications  4. Focal asymmetry Subtle signs of breast cancer  1. Developing densities  2. Subtle asymmetries  3. Partially visualized…