ULTRASOUND OF MICROCALCIFICATIONS DETECTED BY MAMMOGRAPHY

Purpose: The aim of this study is to show the benefits and capabilities of high-frequency ultrasound /US/ examination as part of the evaluation of suspicious mammographic microcalcifications /MC/. Methods and Materials: 17 patients with suspicious breast MC detected by mammography were included in t...

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Hauptverfasser: Pupacic-Buljevic, V, Vrdoljak-Mozetic, D, Ilic, N, Kumic-Prusac, I
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Zusammenfassung:Purpose: The aim of this study is to show the benefits and capabilities of high-frequency ultrasound /US/ examination as part of the evaluation of suspicious mammographic microcalcifications /MC/. Methods and Materials: 17 patients with suspicious breast MC detected by mammography were included in this study. All of them underwent US scaning (7.5–10MHz transducer with water-bag stnad-off), US guided fine needle aspiation and biopsy. In 14/17 cases MC were identified by US and in 3/17 cases US identi-fied architectural distortion. Biopsy in 10/17 cases proceeded after preoperative US guided methilen blue location, in 3/17 after mammographicaly guided hookwire location and in 2/17 without localization.In 2/17 cases mammographicaly sterotaxic biopsy was performed. All US and mammograficaly detected MC were collerated with histological findings. Results: Of 17 cases in 14 (14/17;82%) mammografically detected MC were US visible. 10 of them (10/14,71%) were histological confirmed as malignant. 5 of this histological malignant lesions (5/10)were cytological malignant too. Preoperative sonographically guided maethilen blue localization was performed in 3 of these 5 cases (3/5) and other 2 underwent mastectomy because of diffuse malignant MC (histological: 4 invasive ductal carcinomas /IDC/ (size 5mm –3cm); 1 ductal carcinoma in situ /DCIS/ (size 5mm)). The other 5 (5/10) histological malignant lesions with US visible MC were cytological benign. 2 of them (2/5), because of a very small group of mammographically very suspicious MC (5mm) and negative cytology (ductal epithelium /DE/), underwent preoperative mammographicaly guided hookwire localization (boath histological: DCIS). Other 3 (3/5),because of very clear US finding, underwent preoperative US guided metilen blue localization (histological: 1 tumor phylodes malignum (non palpable 4cm lesion with numerous of MC)- cytological: atypical proliferation of DE)); 1 IDC -cytological: proliferation of DE (size: 5mm); 1 DCIS -cytological: DE (size 1cm)). In 4 cases (4/14) with US and mammographically visible MC histological and cytological were benign. 3 of them (3/4) with very clear US finding underwent preoperative US guided methilen blue localization (histological: 2 sclerosing adenosis /entity witch sometimes mimics carcinoma/ – cytological: DE; 1 florid hyperplasia cum radial scar and sclerosing adenosis -cytological: atypical proliferation of DE). The last patient (1/4) underwent preoperative mammographically gui
ISSN:0172-4614
1438-8782
DOI:10.1055/s-2005-917367