Titlebook: Research and Development in Breast Ultrasound; Ei Ueno (Associate Professor),Tsuyoshi Shiina (Pro Conference proceedings 2005 Springer-Ver

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Ductal Carcinoma In Situ (DCIS): Incidence, Prognosis, and Diagnostic Aspects of Mammography, Galacphy, but the incidence in mammography screening programs is between 8% and 25%. However, DCIS can also be diagnosed by galactography in patients with nipple discharge, by ultrasound, and sometimes also by MRI. These methods can tell precisely how big the cancer is and exactly where in the breast. Ho

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Ultrasonic Diagnosis of Non-Mass Image-Forming Breast Cancer,al carcinoma in situ (DCIS). We reviewed 47 non-mass image-forming breast cancers and 75 ultrasonic images of DCIS. We classified non-mass image-forming breast cancers into four subtypes: a homogeneous pattern, a ductal pattern, a mottled pattern, and a geographic pattern. The 47 cases were classifi

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Incident Angle of the Plunging Artery of Breast Tumors,noma ranged from 15° to 70° and breast cancer from 0° to 70°. In breast cancer, there were no significant differences among the three types (ACC, INT, and ATT). We concluded that the incident angle of the feeding artery adds valuable information to the color Doppler ultrasonographic diagnosis for breast tumors.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b138439Brest cancer; Tumor; diagnosis; diagnostics; sonography; ultrasound; Ultrasonography

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Margin, Border, and Boundary Zone of Breast Tumor Ultrasonography,To make a standard diagnosis, it is important to have a standard lexicon. Although many kinds of expression are possible for the same feature of a breast tumor, a technical term must be a word that is seldom confused with another different concept. Especially, a halo or boundary high echo must be a word that is used to express a malignant sign.