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Fig. 14.2 Simple breast cyst. Breast CEUS images. (a) No contrast enhancement of the cyst in the arterial phase. (b) Another typical cyst with no contrast enhancement. (c) TIC demonstrates no enhancement within the cyst (blue ROI)
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Fig. 14.2 (continued)
enhancement on the periphery of the cystic lesion and guide the targeted biopsy (Fig.14.3, Video 14.2).
Breast broadenoma and many other benign breast tumors usually have a poor vascular net­work with color Doppler. The vessels are mainly located on the periphery of the lesion with spo­radic regular branching. In some cases, a feeding or draining vessel directed to the lesion center may be identied.
The characteristic CEUS feature of breast broadenoma is peripheral enhancement. The combination of peripheral contrast enhancement and prolonged wash-out is observed in 80% of histopathologically veried broadenomas (Fig.14.4, Videos 14.3 and 14.4).
Breast broadenoma is characterized by a lon­ger TTP enhancement (30 s) and slower wash­out rate (70–150 s) [9]. These quantitative indicators have signicantly higher values in broadenoma as compared to breast malignan­cies. In some cases, a broadenoma may exhibit intense heterogeneous contrast enhancement
(Fig.14.5, Videos 14.5 and 14.6). These broad­enomas with Doppler imaging also demonstrate intranodular blood ow with wide centrally directed vessels.
In men with nodular gynecomastia, 60% of lesions demonstrate no contrast enhancement with CEUS. The rest lesions exhibit peripheral enhancement, which is in concordance with their benign nature (Fig.14.6).
Breast malignancies are considered vascular­ized tumors. However, the capabilities of color and power Doppler imaging to visualize the vas­cular network in the tumor are limited due to low sensitivity to slow blood ow.
With CEUS, breast malignant lesions in both women and men typically demonstrate heteroge­neous intense contrast enhancement in the arte­rial phase [1721] (Figs.14.7 and 14.8, Videos
14.7, 14.8, and 14.9). This pattern is observed in 2/3 of cases [1, 4, 16]. Irregular intense contrast enhancement depicts the abnormal branching of the vessels, randomly and atypically located arte­rioles and venules, and the arteriovenous shunts,
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Fig. 14.3 Complex breast cystic lesions. (a) Patient A. CEUS image demonstrates enhancing solid compo­nents along the wall. (b) TIC quantitatively veries enhancement of the cystic lesion. (c) Patient B. CEUS
image demonstrates mild enhancement in the cyst. (d) Quantitative analysis of the cyst in (c) demonstrates enhancement in the cyst (yellow ROI) as compared with other structures
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Fig. 14.3 (continued)
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Fig. 14.4 Breast broadenoma. CEUS. (a) Patient A.The arterial phase CEUS image demonstrates periph­eral enhancement. (b) Patient B.Poor enhancement of the lesion in the arterial phase. (c) Patient C.Poor enhance-
ment in the arterial phase. (d) Quantitative analysis of TIC for (c) demonstrates mild enhancement and slow wash­out of the lesion (pink and yellow ROIs) as compared with other structures
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Fig. 14.4 (continued)
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Fig. 14.5 Breast broadenoma. (a) Patient A.The arte- rial phase CEUS image demonstrates moderate peripheral and central enhancement. (b) Patient B.The arterial phase
CEUS image demonstrates pronounced heterogeneous contrast enhancement in the arterial phase
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Fig. 14.6 Gynecomastia. (a) PDI reveals no vascularity. (b) The early venous phase CEUS image demonstrates no contrast enhancement of the lesion
which work for rapid wash-out of UCA from the tumor.
Fifteen percent of breast carcinomas have a marginal accumulation of UCA in a separate peripheral area of the tumor. This may be due to the hypoperfused areas within the tumor central part, which is associated with brosis and degen­eration. In any case, the area of contrast enhance­ment is suspicious of malignancy, and a targeted biopsy of this area with ultrasound guidance is highly efcient.
Most breast malignant tumors have vascular features specic for rapidly growing neoplasms, such as irregular vessel course and caliber with spirals and dilatations, arteriovenous shunts, abnormal branching, and the inconsistency of the vascular wall (Figs.14.9 and 14.10). The correla­tion between vascular disorganization and the anaplasia grade is very strong [7].
Abnormal vessels with the altered course, structure, and caliber end up with a mosaic pat­tern with CEUS, the detection of which corre-
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Fig. 14.7 Breast carcinoma in a woman. CEUS. (a) Patient A.Heterogeneous intense arterial phase enhance­ment. (b) Patient A.Rapid wash-out in the venous phase. (c) Patient B. Heterogeneous intense arterial phase
enhancement. (d) Patient B.Very rapid wash-out, which starts at the end of arterial phase. (e) Patient C.Poor cen­tral enhancement in all vascular phases
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Fig. 14.7 (continued)