Non-mass lesions detected by breast US: stratification of cancer risk for clinical management.
Ko Woon ParkSurin ParkInsuk ShonMin-Ji KimBoo-Kyung HanEun Young KoEun Sook KoJung Hee ShinMi-Ri KwonWoo Kyung MoonPublished in: European radiology (2020)
• When diagnosing breast NMLs detected on US, suspicious US features are segmental distribution, associated abnormal ductal change, calcifications, and posterior shadowing within or around the NML on B-mode US, while a probably benign US feature is the presence of multiple small cysts. • Corresponding suspicious mammographic features of breast NMLs detected on US are associated calcifications and focal asymmetry. • Our classification system which incorporates US features with and without mammography can potentially be used to interpret and manage any NMLs detected on breast US in clinical practice.