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Digital breast tomosynthesis left mediolateral oblique view after core biopsy shows a high-density round mass (arrow) with circumscribed margins and a marker clip.
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... aspiration proved the lesion to be a solid mass, and core biopsy revealed a low-grade papillary neoplasm of unknown but possibly urothelial origin. A preoperative mammogram showed a round high-density circumscribed mass measuring 2.5 centimeters with an associated postbiopsy marker clip (Figure 2). Preoperative breast MRI showed a round mass with circumscribed margins and rim enhancement ( Figure 3A) and associated T2 hyperintensity ( Figure 3B). ...
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... aspiration proved the lesion to be a solid mass, and core biopsy revealed a low-grade papillary neoplasm of unknown but possibly urothelial origin. A preoperative mammogram showed a round high-density circumscribed mass measuring 2.5 centimeters with an associated postbiopsy marker clip (Figure 2). Preoperative breast MRI showed a round mass with circumscribed margins and rim enhancement ( Figure 3A) and associated T2 hyperintensity ( Figure 3B). ...
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