Accuracy of tumor size measurements performed by magnetic resonance, ultrasound and mammography, and their correlation with pathological size in primary breast cancer.
CONCLUSIONS: MRI is the best predictor of tumor size in breast cancer. Histologic type and tumor size are key parameters when estimating tumor size and should be taken into account when planning surgery. Patient age does not interfere with the interpretation of imaging tests.
PMID: 31186117 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
Source: Cirugia eEspanola - Category: Surgery Authors: Cuesta Cuesta AB, Martín Ríos MD, Noguero Meseguer MR, García Velasco JA, de Matías Martínez M, Bartolomé Sotillos S, Abreu Griego E Tags: Cir Esp Source Type: research
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