MRI Value in BIRADS-3 Masses for ART Candidates
https://adir.tums.ac.ir/article/Does-MRI-have-added-value-in-ultrasound-detected-BIRADS-3-breast-masses-in-candidates-for-assisted-reproductive-therapy؟
MRI Value in BIRADS-3 Masses for ART Candidates Does MRI have added value in ultrasound detected BIRADS 3 breast masses in candidates for assisted reproductive therapy? --> Background: Ultrasound-detected breast lesions with probably benign features are a great challenge for clinicians, especially in breasts with dense composition. We aimed to investigate the finding of two radiologic modalities on these lesions. Methods: This retrospective cross-sectional study recruited patients including (1)
Sonoelastography in Addition to Ultrasound in Investigating Brea
https://adir.tums.ac.ir/Research-Article/Diagnostic-Performance-of-Sonoelastography-in-Addition-to-Ultrasound-in-Investigating-Breast-Lesions:-Can-Concomitant-Use-of-These-Techniques-Lead-to-Improvement-of-Differentiation
Sonoelastography in Addition to Ultrasound in Investigating Brea Diagnostic Performance of Sonoelastography in Addition to Ultrasound in Investigating Breast Lesions: Can Concomitant Use of These Techniques Lead to Improvement of Differentiation simultaneous evaluation of suspicious breast lesions with both US and SE can have high sensitivity and specificity and prevent the unnecessary invasive interventions. --> Background: Sonoelastography (SE) is introduced as a complementary technique for ul
