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. 2019 Jan 24;60(9):1110–1117. doi: 10.1177/0284185118822639

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Fig. 4. — Example of a 52-year old patient recalled for suspicious breast calcifications in the right breast. (a) The LE images with a detailed view of the calcifications in (b) (arrow). After contrast administration, the recombined images (c) show an area of segmental non-mass enhancement, showing that the true disease extent is much larger than was initially suspected on conventional mammography (d, arrow). Final histopathological results revealed a small invasive ductal carcinoma (6 mm) surrounded by grade 2 DCIS (40 mm).