
|Poll|September 17, 2015
Image IQ: Ultrasound Screening of Dense Breasts
Author(s)Stamatia Destounis, MD, FACR
49-year-old patient presented for bilateral screening mammogram as well as bilateral screening ultrasound due to dense breast tissue.
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49-year-old patient presented for a bilateral screening mammogram as well as a bilateral screening ultrasound due to dense breast tissue. On mammography, dense breast tissue was noted and no suspicious masses or calcification were seen in either breast.
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