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Fig. 3 | Egyptian Journal of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine

Fig. 3

From: Diffusion tensor imaging on 3-T MRI breast: diagnostic performance in comparison to diffusion-weighted imaging

Fig. 3

43-year-old female with positive family history presented with bilateral mastalgia. a Mammogram showed dense breast with partially obscured dense lesions at both breasts (arrows); some of them showed popcorn calcifications. b In ultrasound, they appeared as well-defined oval-shaped hypoechoic lesions, benign looking mostly fibroadenomas (BIRADS 3). CE- MRI (c, d) axial T1 and axial STIR showed bilateral well-defined oval-shaped isointense lesions (white arrows). e T1 fat saturation post contrast images showed enhancing lesions with internal dark septations. f No restricted diffusion (ADC = 1.1 × 10−3 mm2/s). g FA map, FA value = 0.19 (< 0.2) matching with benignity. CE-MRI final diagnosis was benign looking lesions mostly fibroadenomas

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