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Breast lesions: evaluation with US strain imaging–clinical experience of multiple observers

Regner et al., 2006

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Regner D
Hesley G
Hangiandreou N
Morton M
Nordland M
Meixner D
Hall T
Farrell M
Mandrekar J
Harmsen W
Charboneau J
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Radiology

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Purpose: To prospectively determine the accuracy of using an ultrasonographic (US) strain imaging technique known as lesion size comparison to differentiate benign from malignant breast lesions. Materials and Methods: Institutional Review Board approval and patient …
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