The Russell H. Morgan Department of Radiology and Radiological Science, Johns Hopkins Medicine
"I really enjoy this teaching format over the standard lecture. Looking at cases cold is so much more effective than watching someone show you pictures for hours. I love it."
Dr. Derek Archer
Toronto, Canada
"I really enjoy this teaching format over the standard lecture. Looking at cases cold is so much more effective than watching someone show you pictures for hours. I love it."
Dr. Derek Archer
Toronto, Canada
Mastery Series: BI-RADS 3 on MRI, Ultrasound, Mammography
Content reviewed: February 15, 2022
Breast Imaging Advisor: Rachel F. Brem, MD FACR FSBI
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The Russell H. Morgan Department of Radiology and Radiological Science, Johns Hopkins Medicine
"I really enjoy this teaching format over the standard lecture. Looking at cases cold is so much more effective than watching someone show you pictures for hours. I love it."
Dr. Derek Archer
Toronto, Canada
"I really enjoy this teaching format over the standard lecture. Looking at cases cold is so much more effective than watching someone show you pictures for hours. I love it."
Dr. Derek Archer
Toronto, Canada
BI-RADS 3 cases represent some of the most challenging scenarios for Breast imagers.
Join Dr. Emily Ambinder in this Imaging Mastery Series as she covers BI-RADS 3 cases across various modalities, including mammography, ultrasound, and MRI. These modalities offer a comprehensive and complex explanation of this category of BI-RADS in breast screening and the different examples of how they appear in a variety of cases.
She covers topics such as those listed below, separated into their respective modality types.
Mammography
Focal Asymmetry on Mammography
Ground Round Calcifications on Mammography, including the biopsy
Circumscribed mass
Ultrasound
Circumscribed mass and intramammary lymph node
Circumscribed mass and Fibroadenoma
Increasing oval Circumscribed Mass on Ultrasound
Clustered microcyst
Complicated cyst that resolved on ultrasound
Axillary adenopathy
MRI
Circumscribed mass on MRI
Dominant focus without T2 hyperintensity
Focal Non-Mass Enhancement on MRI
Fat necrosis on MRI