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. 2018 Nov 7;1(1):20180016. doi: 10.1259/bjro.20180016

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Figure 2. — A 40-year-old female with dense breast and 4 months of pathological discharge from left nipple. Digital mammography (craniocaudal and mediolateral-oblique views) reveals scattered areas of fibroglandular density with no evidence of masses or suspicious calcifications (A). The unenhanced T ₁ weighted image in the axial plane shows ductal ectasia in the inner quadrant with endoluminal proteinaceous material (head of arrow) (B). The contrast-enhanced axial T ₁weighted image (C) and T ₁weighted subtracted maximum intensity projection reconstruction (D) revealed an extensive segmental enhancement at the inner quadrants of the left breast (arrows). Findings were confirmed at pathology to be invasive ductal carcinoma of the breast.