Advantages of breast cancer visualization and characterization using synchrotron radiation phase-contrast tomography

Pacilè, S.; Baran, P.; Dullin, C.; Dimmock, M.; Lockie, D.; Missbach-Guntner, J.; Quiney, H.; McCormack, M.; Mayo, S.; Thompson, D.; Nesterets, Y.; Hall, C.; Pavlov, K.; Prodanovic, Z.; Tonutti, M.; Accardo, A.; Fox, J.; Tavakoli Taba, S.; Lewis, S.; Brennan, P.; Hausermann, D.; Tromba, G.; Gureyev, T.

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Figure 3
Ultrasound examination of Right Breast. (a) The solid lesion with a diameter of 0.526 cm, located 6 cm away from the nipple, delimited by white markers. (b) The oval delimited by the white markers is the hypoechoic lesion 3 cm away from the nipple, including microcalcification (brighter spots). (c) and (d) The neoplastic tissue with calcifications (indicated by yellow arrows) inside the ducts in the retro-areolar region.

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Volume 25| Part 5| September 2018| Pages 1460-1466

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