Intraductal Mass on Breast Ultrasound: Final Outcomes and Predictors of Malignancy

Won Hwa Kim; Jung Min Chang; Woo Kyung Moon; Nariya Cho; Ann Yi; Hye Ryoung Koo; Seung Ja Kim

doi:10.2214/ajr.12.9093

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Intraductal Mass on Breast Ultrasound: Final Outcomes and Predictors of Malignancy

Won Hwa Kim Jung Min Chang Woo Kyung Moon Nariya Cho Ann Yi Hye Ryoung Koo Seung Ja Kim

Year: 2013 Journal: American Journal of Roentgenology Vol: 200 (4)Pages: 932-937 Publisher: American Roentgen Ray Society

DOI: 10.2214/ajr.12.9093

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Abstract

Our study showed that 8% of intraductal masses are malignant. Symptoms, personal history, lesion size, and ultrasound features can be possible predictors of malignancy.

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Medicine Malignancy Radiology Ultrasound Breast cancer Breast ultrasound Nipple discharge Duct (anatomy) Ductal carcinoma Mammography Cancer Pathology Internal medicine

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Breast Lesions and Carcinomas

Health Sciences → Medicine → Pathology and Forensic Medicine

Breast Cancer Treatment Studies

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MRI in cancer diagnosis

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Intraductal Mass on Breast Ultrasound: Final Outcomes and Predictors of Malignancy

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