Magnetic resonance imaging in breast cancer: A literature review and future perspectives

Figure 2 A 48-year-old woman, with positive family history for breast cancer, presented with a palpable lump on the left breast, finally diagnosed as invasive ductolobular carcinoma. A: Sagittal contrast-enhanced fat-suppressed T1-weighted gradient echo images obtained at 3 T shows a spiculated mass, with rim enhancement and small satellite lesion (multifocal disease); B and C: Color parametric enhancement map in axial postcontrast maximum intensity projection and sagittal projection indicates predominantly a plateau enhancement behavior, with some areas of washout.