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This is a companion case, um,

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another, another MIP projection.

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This one has some artifact on it, um,

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but regardless, this enhancing focus in

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the posterior left stands out to us.

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So we want to look at that subtraction, the series.

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And here we see that this, um,

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enhancing focus in the left breast,

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which may meet criteria for a BI-RADS 3.

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But like I've said on those pair of

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pieces, it's going to be really important

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to look to see if there's a T2 correlate.

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So let's pull up the T2.

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Here's our T2 here.

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And here is

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that finding.

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On our post, our subtraction view, we see this

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enhancing focus here, and on the T2, we see

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a very clear T2 correlate for that finding.

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This is very reassuring and, uh, there's expert

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opinion that if a dominant enhancing focus has a T2

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correlate, we can safely assess this finding as

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being benign and not need to give it a BI-RADS 3.

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This can, um, save the patient from

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having to do unnecessary follow-ups.