Do automated breast ultrasound and tomosynthesis have an effective role in dense breast evaluation?

Egyptian Journal of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine

Table 2 The histological diagnosis in the patients included in our study

		Count	%
Pathology	Benign	14	36.8
Pathology	Malignant	24	63.2
LN pathology	Positive	13	34.2
LN pathology	Negative	25	65.8
Pathology details	Adenocarcinoma	1	2.6
	Bilateral adenosis with duct ectasia with insippisated secretions	1	2.6
	Bilateral fibroadenoma	1	2.6
	Complex cyst	1	2.6
	Dilated ducts, lactating breast	1	2.6
	Duct carcinoma in situ	1	2.6
	Ductal carcinoma in situ with focal stromal invasion	1	2.6
	Fibroadenoma	2	5.3
	Fibroadenoma with complicated cyst	1	2.6
	Fibrocystic disease	2	5.3
	Hamartoma and galactocele	1	2.6
	Intraductal papillary carcinoma with skin invasive	1	2.6
	Invasive duct carcinoma	11	28.9
	Invasive duct carcinoma mainly with vascular emboli	1	2.6
	Invasive lobular carcinoma	2	5.3
	Invasive mammary carcinoma	2	5.3
	Mastitis	1	2.6
	Metastatic carcinoma with focal glandular differentiation	1	2.6
	Multiple cysts with macrocalcification	1	2.6
	Periductal granulomatous mastitis	1	2.6
	Positive lymph node	1	2.6
	Simple cyst	3	7.9