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2. Clinical role of abbreviated and ultrafast MRI in breast imaging.

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Juliano, Mario, Samreen, Naziya, Chacko, Celin, and Heller, Samantha L

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TOMOSYNTHESIS, CONTRAST-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging, MAGNETIC resonance imaging, BREAST ultrasound, BREAST imaging, BREAST
Abstract

Current breast cancer screening relies on mammography, digital breast tomosynthesis and breast ultrasound. In select populations, breast MRI is also of great utility. However, multiple factors limit widespread use of breast MRI for screening. Efforts have been made to increase the availability of breast MRI for screening, in large part due to the increased cancer detection rate of breast MRI compared to mammography. Techniques include shortening standard breast MRI protocols with the potential for accommodating MRI screening in a higher number of patients. This review will explain the role of abbreviated breast MRI and ultrafast breast MRI in breast imaging, and detail how these approaches differ from standard dynamic contrast-enhanced breast MRI. In addition, limitations and advantages of these techniques will also be discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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3. ACR Appropriateness Criteria® Transgender Breast Cancer Screening

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Brown, Ann, Lourenco, Ana P., Niell, Bethany L., Cronin, Beth, Dibble, Elizabeth H., DiNome, Maggie L., Goel, Mita Sanghavi, Hansen, Juliana, Heller, Samantha L., Jochelson, Maxine S., Karrington, Baer, Klein, Katherine A., Mehta, Tejas S., Newell, Mary S., Schechter, Loren, Stuckey, Ashley R., Swain, Mary E., Tseng, Jennifer, Tuscano, Daymen S., and Moy, Linda

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2021
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29. Breast Cancer Screening in Men.

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Yiming Gao and Heller, Samantha L.

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EVALUATION of medical care, EARLY detection of cancer, MAMMOGRAMS, MALE breast cancer, RISK assessment, MEDICAL protocols, RISK management in business, DISEASE risk factors
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Breast cancer screening has been highly successful in women in reducing mortality through early detection. In comparison, clinical detection of breast cancer remains the norm in men, and delay in diagnosis is reflected by a persistent survival disparity compared to women despite advances in modern therapy. Male breast cancer presents an interesting dilemma. While mammography is highly sensitive and specific for male breast cancer, routine screening is not justified by the overall low disease incidence. Yet there has been interest in leveraging mammography in targeted screening of men with identifiable risk factors to allow early detection, and early data may support this approach. The purpose of this article is to explore the potential utility of targeted breast cancer screening in men by examining unique clinical and biologic characteristics of male breast cancers that may lend themselves to mammographic detection. We will also discuss available evidence in screening outcomes in men and summarize recent updates in risk management recommendations in Society guidelines. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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