TABLE 2.

Breast MRI Surveillance in Women With a Personal History of Breast Cancer

Reference	Year	No. of Women With Personal History of Breast Cancer	Age (y), Mean (Range)	No. of MRI Examinations	No. of MRI-Detected Cancers	Cancer Detection Rate (No. of Cancers/1000 Examinations)
Elmore and Margenthaler [49]	2010	141a	51 (24–73)	202	2	9.9
Brennan et al. [48]	2010	144	49 (22–73)	NR (1–11 examinations/woman)	18b	10.6c
Schacht et al. [53]	2014	208	52 (NR)	NR	6	28.8c
Gweon et al. [51]	2014	607	48d (20–72)	932	13	13.9e
Giess et al. [50]	2015	691f	52d (26–86)	1194	12	10.1
Weinstock et al. [54]	2015	249	46d (25–64)	571	11	19.3
Lehman et al. [52]	2016	915	NR (< 40 to ≥ 70)	915	18	19.7

Note—NR = not reported.

^aIncludes eight women with known genetic mutation.

^bIncludes one woman with two metachronous cancers.

^cNumber of cancers per 1000 women, because the number of examinations was not reported.

^dMedian age.

^eCancer detection rate over three rounds of surveillance. Cancer detection rate for first round was 11/607, or 18.1 per 1000 examinations.

^fIncludes 172 women with additional family history of breast cancer.