1. A Solitary Bone Lesion in a Patient With Previous Breast Cancer and the Importance of Bone Biopsy: A Case Report and a Review of Guidelines 
Gaia Schiavon, Diana M. Tait, Tim W.R. Briggs, Ian E. Smith 
Clinical Breast Cancer 
Volume 13, Issue 1, Pages (February 2013)
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2. Figure 1
Representative Images (Coronal Sections) of the Left Iliac Bone Lesion at Magnetic Resonance Imaging. The Lesion Appears as an Area of Abnormal (Low) Signal in the Medial Left Iliac Bone Adjacent to the Sacroiliac Joint on the T1-Weighted Image (right), Returning High Signal on short TI inversion recovery (left)
Clinical Breast Cancer  , 77-80DOI: ( /j.clbc )
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3. Figure 2
Whole-Body Bone Scan Images, Showing a Focal Area of Abnormal Intense Increased Tracer Uptake Within the Left Iliac Bone Medially, Adjacent to the Sacroiliac Joint
Clinical Breast Cancer  , 77-80DOI: ( /j.clbc )
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