Download scientific diagram | A 34-year old female patient presented by a left breast malignant mass (black arrows) and enlarged axillary lymph nodes (T2N2M0) treated by chemotherapy. Conventional mammogram (A) and (B) MLO and CC views and (C) contrast mammogram MLO view. Post treatment views conventional mammogram (D) and (E) MLO and CC views and (F) contrast mammogram MLO view. Follow-up after treatment revealed nearly total resolution in the mass size with no significant enhancement and LNs became smaller in size (white arrows) and staging became T0N1M0 denoting minimal residual disease (I). from publication: Role of contrast enhanced spectral mammography in predicting pathological response of locally advanced breast cancer post neo-adjuvant chemotherapy | Objective: To evaluate the accuracy of CESM technique in predicting the final pathological response and residual tumor size post NAC in LABC. Patients and methods: This study was prospectively carried on 21 female patients diagnosed with stage II and III breast cancer. CESM | Mammography, Drug Therapy and Breast Cancer | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.
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