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Breast MRI biopsy cancellation due to lesion nonvisualization

Breast MRI biopsy cancellation due to lesion nonvisualization It is a clinical dilemma when a finding reported as suspicious on a breast MRI is not visualized at the time of a scheduled MRI‐guided breast biopsy. We retrospectively reviewed all canceled MRI‐guided biopsies at our institution between 6/1/2009 and 9/20/2019 and found a cancellation rate of 6.9% (72/1051). In one case, a mastectomy was performed after the canceled biopsy revealing a focus of DCIS in the same quadrant as the original finding (malignancy rate 2.1%). Our results support the current practice of 6‐month follow‐up MRI recommendation after a canceled MRI‐guided biopsy for lesion nonvisualization. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png The Breast Journal Wiley

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Wiley
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Copyright © 2020 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
ISSN
1075-122X
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1524-4741
DOI
10.1111/tbj.14044
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Abstract

It is a clinical dilemma when a finding reported as suspicious on a breast MRI is not visualized at the time of a scheduled MRI‐guided breast biopsy. We retrospectively reviewed all canceled MRI‐guided biopsies at our institution between 6/1/2009 and 9/20/2019 and found a cancellation rate of 6.9% (72/1051). In one case, a mastectomy was performed after the canceled biopsy revealing a focus of DCIS in the same quadrant as the original finding (malignancy rate 2.1%). Our results support the current practice of 6‐month follow‐up MRI recommendation after a canceled MRI‐guided biopsy for lesion nonvisualization.

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The Breast JournalWiley

Published: Oct 1, 2020

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