Benign and Malignant Breast Lesions: Efficacy of Real Time Contrast-Enhanced Ultrasound vs. Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Paolo RicciVito CantisaniLaura BallesioE PagliaraE SallustiFrancesco Maria DrudiF TrippaF. CalascibettaŞükrü Mehmet ErtürkMauro ModestiRoberto Passariello
Abstract
CEUS seems to be a reliable method to differentiate breast lesions, since it provides typical enhancement patterns. Contrast sonographic perfusion curves correlate well with MRI wash in--wash out curves.
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