29 Patient Unable to Tolerate Mammogram A 35-year-old woman is admitted for severe disseminated encephalomyelitis of unknown origin. She is comatose. • Unresponsive patient • Right breast: palpable lump in upper outer quadrant • Left breast: normal exam Frequency • 10 MHz Mass (Fig. 29.1) • Margin: ill defined • Echogenicity: hypoechoic • Retrotumoral acoustic appearance: bilateral edge shadowing • Shape: lobulated Fig. 29.1 The palpable lump corresponds to a lobulated hypoechoic mass. (A) Right radial breast sonogram. (B) Right radial color Doppler breast sonogram.
Case 29.1: Patient Unable to Tolerate Mammogram
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