Why the study?
Primary breast angiosarcoma is rare, highly aggressive, and frequently subject to delayed preoperative diagnosis because it lacks distinctive radiographic characteristics.
Population
One 47-year-old female patient with recurrent primary breast angiosarcoma
Design
Case report
Follow-up
22 months after diagnosis
Authors
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May aid rare breast angiosarcoma diagnosis via combined imaging; leaves open prospective validation before practice change.
Combining contrast-enhanced ultrasound and MRI can help characterize the morphology and hemodynamics of rare primary breast angiosarcomas to aid in diagnosis.
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