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1 WHAT S NEW IN BREAST IMAGING Patricia Hassell BCCA Magnetic Resonance Imaging Positron Emission Tomography/PET Ultrasound Digital Mammography 1
2 BREAST MRI Improved spatial resolution of surface coils Use of intravenous Gadolinium to detect angiogenesis Imaging protocols are becoming more standardized Currently has a role as a problem solving tool in selected cases CLINICAL INDICATIONS FOR BREAST MRI 2
3 SILICONE IMPLANT EVALUATION MRI shown to be superior in detecting rupture Goodman C M et al, Ann Plas Surg. 1998:41: Mean Sensitivity Mammography 28% Ultrasound 59% MRI 78% OCCULT BREAST CANCER <2% of patients present with palpable axillary nodes and a negative mammogram and ultrasound. MR imaging of the breast in patients with occult primary breast cancer Morris E.A. et al; Radiology : MRI detected in 9/12 (75%) Negative 3/12 (25%). No tumor at mastectomy. 3
4 PREOPERATIVE ASSESSMENT OF LOCAL DISEASE Several studies have shown that MRI can detect cancer not seen on mammography in up to 33% of patients. Harms S.E. et al. Radiology 1993;187: Orel SG et al. Radiology 1995;196: Fischer U et al. Radiology;213: Unclear if this information impacts patient survival or if cost effective. Not all patients benefited from MRI; up to 8% had further surgery for lesions which proved to be benign disease. 4
5 Highly accurate in suspected pectoral muscle invasion. Evaluation of the contralateral breast (reported incidence 2-9%) MRI useful in patients in whom the disease extent is uncertain from physical examination, mammography or ultrasound POST OPERATIVE ASSESSMENT OF POSITIVE MARGINS Difficulty in differentiating post surgical change from residual cancer limits the accuracy. More useful in detection of previously unsuspected multicentric or multifocal disease Lee J.AJR 2004;182; Frei K.AJR 2000;175;
6 EVALUATION OF THE PROBLEM MAMMOGRAM? Architectural distortion Suspicious lesions seen in only one view Equivocal changes at site of previous surgery Lee C.H. AJR 1999:173; /86 positive MRI lesions 10/26 corresponded to mammographic abnormality were malignant SCAR VERSUS RECURRENT TUMOR Mammogram and ultrasound are inconclusive Post surgical and radiation changes can enhance up to 18 months post treatment MRI useful if there is no enhancement as the Negative Predictive Value is close to 100% 6
7 RESPONSE TO NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY Partridge, S.C. et al. AJR. 2002: 179: 1193, MRI detected all 44/52 patients with residual disease Rieber A. Br J Rad 1997;70; MRI provided information on responders versus non-responders 4/13 False Negative for residual disease 2/13 Underestimation of residual disease SCREENING OF HIGH RISK PATIENTS At BCCA proven BRCA 1 and 2 carriers : Annual mammography, ultrasound and MRI Breast MR imaging screening in 192 women proven or suspected to be carriers of a breast susceptibility gene; Kuhl, C.K. Radiology 2000:268; cancers in asymptomatic women Mammography detected 3 Ultrasound 3 MRI 9 7
8 ACCURACY OF CONTRAST-ENHANCED MRI Sensitivity 95-98% Specificity 37-97% Negative Predictive Value > 95% Positive Predictive Value 56-75% LIMITATIONS OF BREAST MRI False positives: Overlap of benign and malignant lesions Incidental enhancing lesions Brown et al. AJR 2001:176;1249 IEL 30/103 patients Common in premenopausal women with dense breasts 1/30 lesions proved to be cancer 8
9 FALSE NEGATIVES Invasive lobular carcinoma Low grade ductal carcinoma i.e. tubular DCIS Presents as microcalcifications 73-98% MRI sensitivity % Small lesions not detected < 3 mm Enhancing pattern often atypical INAPPROPRIATE USES OF MRI Should not be substituted for mammography or ultrasound Should not be used as a substitute for a histological diagnosis No studies proving the efficacy of MRI as a screening tool in the general population 9
10 Mammogram CC Mammogram MLO 10
11 Positive left axillary nodes MRI Chest -Pretreatment 11
12 Pre Contrast Scan Post Gadolinium enhancing mass 12
13 Time Intensity Curve Chest Post 1 cycle of chemotherapy 13
14 Post contrast- Post chemotherapy Ultrasound guided biopsy 14
15 POSITRON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY - PET Functional Imaging Neoplastic cells have increased glucose utilisation Agent used is F-18 Fluorodeoxyglucose Reported sensitivity and specificity varies with lesion size AVRIL N ET AL. JOURNAL OF CLINICAL ONCOLOGY: 20:200; /8 lesions between cm were detected by PET 0/5 lesions under 0.5 cm detected Sensitivity for lesions > 1cm was 78% False positives due to inflammatory lesions Positive correlation between the FDG uptake and the grade of the tumor Worse prognosis with SUV>3 15
16 LYMPH NODE STAGING BY PET Wahl, R.L. et al. J. Clin. Oncol (2): women with diagnosed breast cancer underwent FDG PET. Sensitivity 61 PPV 62 Specificity 80 NPV 79 PET failed to detect small nodal metastases. Not routinely recommended for axillary staging. ULTRASOUND SCREENING FOR BREAST CANCER 16
17 SCREENING MAMMOGRAMS SENSITIVITY Age Fatty breasts Dense breasts >50 years 98.4% 83.7 % <50 years 81.8 % 85.4% < 50 years + family Hx 68.8% KerlikowskeK.. JAMA 1996; Several studies have shown that Ultrasound can detect small non palpable invasive cancers not seen on mammography, especially in dense breasts. Cancer detection rate 3.4 per 1,000 women Negative biopsy rate 2-6% Short interval follow up 3-10% No randomized trials have been carried out to see if there is an impact on survival. 17
18 DIGITAL MAMMOGRAPHY Next step in the evolution of mammography Limitation of screen-film mammography is image cannot be altered Digital image is acquired as an electronic signal which is stored in a computer and displayed as film or on a monitor CLINICAL COMPARISON OF FULL- FIELD DIGITAL MAMMOGRAPHY AND SCREEN-FILM MAMMOGRAPHY FOR DETECTION OF BREAST CANCER. Lewin JM. AJR: 2002;179: ,736 Patients S-F FFDM Recall rate 14.9% 11.8% Biopsy rate 48% 21% Cancers detected 33/42 27/42 18
19 CONCLUSION Fewer workups and biopsies with FFDM. Cancer detection rate is not statistically different. Raw & TE Mammo Image Raw Digital Image Tissue Equalization 19
20 Several ways to get a second look After the exam, with no additional exposures, no additional time Ability to electronically zoom Specialized software for automatic detection of micro-calcifiactions calcifiactions 20
21 LMLO - Full Zoom No Invert LMLO - Full Zoom Invert 21
22 COMPUTER AIDED DETECTION AND DIAGNOSIS (CAD) Digital mammograms are scanned into a computer and abnormal calcifications and masses are marked. The intent is to improve the sensitivity of mammography without increasing the recall rate. FDA approved and reimbursed by Medicare and some Insurance Companies. Based on retrospective studies which suggested an increase in cancer detection rates by approximately 20% without increasing the recall rates substantially. Double reading of screening by a second radiologist increases cancer detection by 9-10%. Improvement in detection of calcifications using CAD is 5-10% and 5% for masses. Average false positive areas marked by CAD is 2.4 per patient 22
23 CHANGES IN BREAST CANCER DETECTION AND MAMMOGRAPHY RECALL RATES AFTER THE INTRODUCTION OF A COMPUTER-AIDED DETECTION SYSTEM. Gur, D. J Natl Cancer Instit 2004;96: experienced radiologists read 56,432 screening mammograms before, and 59,139 after, the introduction of a CAD system RESULTS Recall rates were similar for mammograms read with and without a CAD system for all radiologists (11.4% versus 11.39%). Breast cancer detection rates (3.55% versus 3.49%) 7 high volume radiologists the recall rates and cancer detection rates were similar for mammograms interpreted with and without CAD. 23
24 Will CAD save lives and decrease malpractice suits? 24
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