Lesiones benignas mamarias poco frecuentes, correlación radio-histológica
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Lesiones benignas mamarias, poster, seram, poco frecuentesResumen
Objetivos Docentes
-Conocer el espectro de lesiones mamarias benignas poco frecuentes, con características de imagen de sospecha.
- Ilustrar las características en imagen de estas lesiones y correlación radio-histológica.
Revisión del tema
Existe una amplia variedad de lesiones benignas mamarias.
Un gran porcentaje de éstas se incluyen en un grupo de lesiones habituales, con hallazgos radiológicos característicos y diagnósticos, BI-RADS 2 y que por tanto no requieren biopsia (fibroadenoma, lipoma, necrosis grasa, ganglios intramamarios…).
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