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Record 1 1994-11-03

English

Subject field(s)
  • Medical Imaging
CONT

Focalized contrast medium uptake. (a) Mammography: microcalcium deposits with abnormal structure. (b) MRI before injection: hyposignal area. (c) First sequence after injection: early focalized contrast uptake. (d) Demonstration of contrast uptake is easier with substraction imaging. Pathology report: infiltrating ductal carcinoma.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Imagerie médicale
CONT

Prise de contraste focalisée. (a) Mammographie : foyer de microcalcifications avec anomalie architecturale. (b) IRM avant injection : plage en hyposignal. (c) 1re séquence après injection : prise de contraste précoce focalisée. (d) La soustraction rend plus aisée la mise en évidence de la prise de contraste. Anatomopathologie : carcinome canalaire infiltrant.

Spanish

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