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The Kaiser score (KS) as a clinical decision rule has been proven capable of enhancing the diagnostic efficiency for suspicious breast lesions and obviating unnecessary benign biopsies. However, the consistency of KS in contrast-enhanced mammography (CEM-KS) and KS on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI-KS) is still unclear. This study aimed to evaluate and compare the diagnostic efficacy and agreement of CEM-KS and MRI-KS for suspicious breast lesions.
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