乳腺影像图谱Breast Imaging
2002-2
Oversea Publishing House
Beverly Hashimoto, Donald Bauermeister 著
536
The book is targeted for breast imagers who wish to improve their interpretative skills by learning a pattern approach method to analyze and integrate mammographic and sonographic findings. One goal of the book is to emphasize the multidisciplinary nature of breast imaging utilizing sonography, magnetic resonance and various nuclear medicine techniques. Another goal is to demonstrate the importance of high-resolution sonography. The final objective of this book is to provide an atlas of a wide variety of pathological entities within the breast. It includes coverage of normal anatomy and variants, technology and instrumentation, histology for selected cases, and management. Two table of contents allow readers to access suspected diagnosis by either mmaography or ultrasound findings. The first enables readers to identify the histologic entities that create specific mammographic findings; the second aloows readers to study the lesions that produce sonographic abnormalities.
Foreword Preface Acknowledgments Dedication List of Contributors I Approach to Mammographic Analysis Chapter 1 Approach to Mammographic Analysis II Ultrasound Technique and Cross-Correlation with Mammography Chapter2 Ultrasound Technique and Cross-Correlation with Mammography III Circumscribed Masses A Fat Containing Masses B Medium or High Density Masses IV Irregular Masses A Benign Masses B Malignant V Calcifications A Large linear B Milk of Calcium C Large Round D Round Lucent Center E Eggshell/Rim F Coarse Popcorn-Fibroadenoma G Dystrophic H Small Round/Punctate I Amorphous/Indistinct Microcalcifications J Heterogeneous/Pleomorphic Microcalcifications K Fine Linear/Branching Microcalcifications VI Increased Density A Generalized Increased Density B Large Area Increased Density C Focal Asymmetric Density VII Architectural Distortion A Peripheral Distortion B Central Distortion VIII Male Breast A Benign B Malignant IX Postsurgical Findings A Augmentation Mammoplasty Findings B Reduction Mammoplasty C Findings After Diagnostic or Therapeutic Procedures for Neoplasm X Masses Poorly Identified Mammographically A Patient Unable to Tolerate Mammogram B Palpable Masses C Mammogram Underestimates Tumor Size D Mass in Unusual Locations E Ductal Abnormalities Index
