Evaluation of the accuracy of mammography, ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging in suspect breast lesions.

Renato de Oliveira PereiraLarissa Almondes da LuzDiego Cipriano ChagasJefferson Rodrigues AmorimElmo de Jesus Nery-JúniorAraci Castelo Branco Rodrigues AlvesFlávio Teixeira de Abreu-NetoMaria da Conceição Barros OliveiraDanylo Rafhael Costa SilvaJosé Maria Soares Júnior Benedito Borges da Silva

Published in: Clinics (Sao Paulo, Brazil) (2020)

Thus, MRI and MMG were more accurate in evaluating suspicious breast lumps. MRI had a low specificity, mainly to high breast density, while MMG had also sensitivity limited due to high breast density and USG has been proven to be useful in these patients.

Keyphrases

contrast enhanced
magnetic resonance imaging
end stage renal disease
ejection fraction
newly diagnosed
chronic kidney disease
diffusion weighted imaging
high resolution
prognostic factors
magnetic resonance
patient reported
image quality
structural basis