Breast Elastography () von Richard G. Barr

<p> Introduction to Breast Elastography<br>2 Principles of Elastography<br>3 Strain Elastography<br>4 Shear Wave Elastography<br>5 Combination of Shear Wave and Strain Elastography<br>6 Clinical Cases: Benign Lesions<br><em>Case 1: Cystic Lesion—Simple Cyst<br>Case 2: Cystic Lesion—Complicated Cyst<br>Case 3: Cystic Lesion—Complicated Cyst<br>Case 4: Cystic Lesion Isoechoic Complicated Cyst<br>Case 5: Cystic Lesion—Apocrine Microcyst<br>Case 6: Cystic Lesion—Complex Cystic Lesion<br>Case 7: Cystic Lesion—Complex Cystic Lesion<br>Case 8: Fibrocystic Change—Lesion Blends in with Adjacent Tissue on Elastography<br>Case 9: Fibrocystic Change—Fibroadenomoid Hyperplasia<br>Case 10: Fibrocystic Change—Lesion Blends in with Adjacent Tissue on Elastography<br>Case 11: Fibrocystic Change—Stromal Fibrosis<br>Case 12: Sclerosing Lesion—Sclerosis Lobulitis<br>Case 13: Fibroadenoma—Soft Fibroadenoma<br>Case 14: Fibroadenoma—Intermediate Stiffness Fibroadenoma<br>Case 15: Fibroadenoma—Stiffer Fibroadenoma<br>Case 16: Fibroadenoma—Stiffer Fibroadenoma<br>Case 17: Fibroadenoma—False-Positive Fibroadenoma<br>Case 18: Papillary Lesion—Hyalinized Intraductal Papilloma<br>Case 19: Papillary Lesion—Intraductal Papilloma<br>Case 20: Papillary Lesion—Intraductal Papillomatosis<br>Case 21: Papillary Lesion—Intraductal Papilloma<br>Case 22: Phyllodes Tumor<br>Case 23: Mastitis—Mastitis with Abscess Formation<br>Case 24: Mastitis—Mastitis with Abscess Formation<br>Case 25: Mastitis—Mastitis without Abscess Formation<br>Case 26: Mastitis—Chronic Granulomatous Mastitis<br>Case 27: Surgical Scar—Benign Surgical Scar<br>Case 28: Surgical Scar—Surgical Scar with Recurrence<br>Case 29: Fat Necrosis<br>Case 30: Fat Necrosis—False-Positive Fat Necrosis<br>Case 31: Hematoma<br>Case 32: Hematoma—False-Positive on E/B Ratio<br>Case 33: Pregnancy Changes—Pregnancy-Related Changes<br>Case 34: Pregnancy Changes—Lactating Fibroadenoma<br>Case 35: Gynecomastia<br>Case 36: Lipoma<br>Case 37: Epidermal Inclusion Cyst/Sebaceous Cyst<br>Case 38: Epidermal Inclusion Cyst/Sebaceous Cyst<br>Case 39: Seroma<br>Case 40: Skin Lesion—Neurofibroma<br>Case 41: Skin Lesion—Benign Skin Edema<br>Case 42: Radial Scar<br>Case 43: Atypical Ductal Hyperplasia</em><br>7 Clinical Cases: Malignant Lesions<br><em>Case 1: Ductal Carcinoma in Situ<br>Case 2: Ductal Carcinoma in Situ—Fibroadenoma with Foci of DCIS<br>Case 3: Invasive Ductal Carcinoma—Borders Ill Defined, Grade 1<br>Case 4: Invasive Ductal Carcinoma—Grade 2<br>Case 5: Invasive Ductal Carcinoma—Grade 1<br>Case 6: Invasive Ductal Carcinoma—Grade 2<br>Case 7: Invasive Ductal Carcinoma—SE and SWE Not Concordant, Grade 3<br>Case 8: Invasive Ductal Carcinoma—SE and SWE Not Concordant, Grade 3<br>Case 9: Invasive Ductal Carcinoma—No Color Coding on SWE, Grade 2<br>Case 10: Invasive Ductal Carcinoma—Grade 2 with High-Grade DCIS<br>Case 11: Invasive Ductal Carcinoma—Grade 3 with Central Necrosis<br>Case 12: Invasive Ductal Carcinoma—Grade 3<br>Case 13: Invasive Ductal Carcinoma—No Color Coding on SWE, Grade 2<br>Case 14: Invasive Ductal Carcinoma—Grade 3 with Extensive Necrosis<br>Case 15: Invasive Lobular Carcinoma<br>Case 16: Invasive Lobular Carcinoma<br>Case 17: Invasive Papillary Carcinoma<br>Case 18: Mucinous Carcinoma<br>Case 19: Mucinous Carcinoma—Mucinous Carcinoma with Adjacent Invasive Ductal Carcinoma, Grade 2<br>Case 20: Inflammatory Breast Carcinoma</em><br>8 Clinical Cases of Other Lesions<br><em>Case 1: Lymph Nodes—Benign Intramammary Lymph Node<br>Case 2: Lymph Nodes—Benign Axillary Lymph Node<br>Case 3: Lymph Nodes—Metastatic Adenocarcinoma to Axillary Lymph Node<br>Case 4: Lymph Nodes—Metastatic Adenocarcinoma to Axillary Lymph Node<br>Case 5: Lymphoma<br>Case 6: Adenocarcinoma Metastatic (Nonbreast)—Adenocarcinoma of Lung Origin</em><br>9 Future Perspective and Conclusions</p>

A practical how-to manual on breast elastography

This comprehensive reference covers the principles and techniques used in performing breast elastography, an innovative imaging technology that can dramatically reduce the need for biopsies. The book begins with an introduction of the techniques, followed by sections on how to perform each technique and methods of interpretation, and concludes with more than 60 detailed case studies.

Key Features:

• Includes case studies covering a wide range of breast pathologies and illustrating the use of all available elastography techniques to help radiologists obtain the best images for each pathology
• Covers all methods of breast elastography, including sheer wave and strain wave
• Contains more than 200 high-quality color images that demonstrate how to perform each technique

Breast Elastography is an essential reference for all radiologists, residents and fellows, and sonographers involved in breast imaging and evaluation.