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Breast volume can be accurately and reproducibly determined on mammograms by making two measurements on the craniocaudal view and knowing the compression thickness. This information may be useful to plastic surgeons, investigators who study parenchymal patterns, and physicians who examine cancer patients being considered for breast conservation surgery.
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