Interventional Breast Imaging: Ultrasound, Mammography, and MR Guidance Techniques

Praise for this book:

"This teaching textbook is highly recommended to any radiologist." --Clinical Imaging May 2011, Antonio F. Govoni, MD

 

"The difference [between this book] with traditional books presenting radiological cases is based on the choice by the authors to present each case as a quiz thereby stimulating the reader to test his/her experience and technical knowledge." --Clinical Imaging May 2011,
Aldo Morra, MD

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

"Simulates the experience of having the direct supervision of a more seasoned radiologist colleague...one could find the answer to virtually any question about breast imaging interventional procedures in this book." --Doody's Review

Written by a team of experts, this practical how-to guide provides a systematic overview of the most current image-guided interventional techniques used to diagnose breast abnormalities.

 

In the first part of the book, the authors discuss how to acquire tissue samples using minimally invasive procedures such as ultrasound-, x-ray-, and MRI-based interventions, and present information on pretherapeutic localization and classification of lesions. The second part of the book covers the essentials of fine-needle aspiration and cytologic assessment, followed by a chapter on histologic evaluation and up-to-date pathology reporting categories for core and vacuum biopsy specimens.

 

Features:

 

 

 

• 1,295 high-quality clinical images from the authors'
  daily practice illustrate radiographic findings and examination approaches
• More than 50 cases studies for self-assessment
• Separate chapters on patient preparation,
  instrumentation, galactography and ductoscopy, and sentinel node biopsy
• Color-coded text boxes highlight tips, tricks, pitfalls,
  checklists, and guidelines for rapid review of essential concepts
• Consistent chapter structure for maximum accessibility

 

Interventional Breast Imaging is a must-have resource for all radiologists and gynecologists.
It will improve the accuracy and confidence of any clinician involved in image-guided breast interventions.