BIRADS III lesion - infiltrating ductal carcinoma
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There is a solid lesion which is poorly circumscribed and non compressible on real time ultrasound imaging. It has no pseudocapsule. On the axial view it is as tall as broad. This is never a fibroadenoma.
Biopsy 6 months later confirmed an infiltrating ductal carcinoma. The lesion had doubled in volume in 6 months. This patient had postive regional lymph nodes on surgical exploration.
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This was initially read as a fibroadenoma and short-term follow-up suggested.
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Write answeranswerThis is never a fibroadenoma. Biopsy 6 months later confirmed an infiltrating ductal carcinoma. The lesion had doubled in volume in 6 months. This patient had postive regional lymph nodes on surgical exploration.
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This lesion was called biradsBIRADS 3. Do you concur? Does BiradsBIRADS 3 have a role in screening mammography?
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What is elastography and what role does it play in breast ultrsound?
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