High grade ductal carcinoma in situ: MRI findings
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High grade DCISductal carcinoma in situ: MRI findings
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MRI breast is useful to determine the extent of DCIS and also to decide if the pathology is bilateral. Lower Lower grades of DCIS may not be visible on MRI (requires abnormal vascularity) thus it is important that mammography also be undertaken to detect the sometimes subtle areas of calcification assocaitedassociated with DCIS.
-<p>MRI breast is useful to determine the extent of DCIS and also to decide if the pathology is bilateral. Lower grades of DCIS may not be visible on MRI (requires abnormal vascularity) thus it is important that mammography also be undertaken to detect the sometimes subtle areas of calcification assocaited with DCIS.</p>- +<p>MRI breast is useful to determine the extent of DCIS and also to decide if the pathology is bilateral. Lower grades of DCIS may not be visible on MRI (requires abnormal vascularity) thus it is important that mammography also be undertaken to detect the sometimes subtle areas of calcification associated with DCIS.</p>
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