1. Fig. 7. A 70-year-old woman with invasive lobular cancer involving right breast underwent breast MRI. (a, b) On axial breast MRI, segmental clumped nonmass enhancement is seen at upper portion of right breast. Diffuse skin thickening and enhancement is seen in right breast. (c) On clinical photography, multiple ipsilateral satellite skin nodules are seen, which is correlated with MRI detected skin thickening. The patient underwent punch biopsy of skin nodules, the pathologic result was poorly differentiated cancer originated breast cancer.
Fig. 7. A 70-year-old woman with invasive lobular cancer involving right breast underwent breast MRI. (a, b) On axial breast MRI, segmental clumped nonmass enhancement is seen at upper portion of right breast. Diffuse skin thickening and enhancement is seen in right breast. (c) On clinical photography, multiple ipsilateral satellite skin nodules are seen, which is correlated with MRI . . .
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