Multi-parametric MRI Breast: A problem solving method

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Multi-parametric MRI Breast: A problem solving method Dr. Pooja Karanjule (Jr III) Dr. Pratiksha Yadav (Professor) Radio-diagnosis Department.

MULTIPARAMETERS OF MRI  1. Basic sequences of MRI Breast :T1WI, T2WI and STIR images gives morphology of the lesion. 2. Dynamic contrast enhanced MRI Dynamic CEMR(contrast enhanced MRI) imaging along with associated kinetic curves, helps to characterize breast lesions and/or provide a clue to differential diagnosis. 3. Diffusion weighted images(DWI) DWI help to further characterize breast lesions and add to the diagnostic confidence of the radiologist. 4. MR Spectroscopy The main advantage of MR Spectroscopy is the detection of metabolite concentrations directly in patients without any sample extraction or sample preparation, suggesting MRS’s superiority in medical application.

KINETIC CURVE Type I Type II TYPE III The kinetics showing rapid initial enhancement after washout or plateau is suspicious of malignancy; the kinetics showing persistent enhancement is more likely benign.

C/o pain in bilateral breast since 10-15days. CASE 1 65 year old female C/o pain in bilateral breast since 10-15days. No H/O trauma, nipple discharge, fever. No family history. CHANDRABHAGA OZAR 65Y/F

B A A and B area right and left cranio-caudal( CC) C and D are right and left medio-lateral oblique ( MLO ) views Type C breast ( This may obscure small lesions ) :Mixed fibroglandular parenchyma with heterogeneous density. IMPRESSION : – Ill-defined Heterogeneous density seen in the mammary region of the bilateral breast in n 2-D mammogram . Focal asymmetry seen in the upper outer quadrant of the left breast which was suspicious of malignancy.

USG : Color Doppler USG ELASTOGRAPHY However on USG the lesion in right breast was suspicious for malignancy and was given BIRADS 4. So MRI was advised to for further evaluation as there was suspicious lesion for malignancy on left side on mammography and on ultrasound the right breast showed suspicious lesion. USG : there was lesion on both side bt The lesion on right side showed mild internal vascularity and appeared hard on elastography.

STIR Right Breast T2WI A : STIR and B: Right breast T2WI There is diffuse altered signal intensity seen in the mammary region of the breast appearing hyperintense on STIR and Hypointense on T2WI. T2WI

STIR Left breast T2WI A : STIR and B: Left breast T2WI There is altered signal intensities noted in Left breast appearing hyperintense on STIR and Hypointense on T2WI. T2WI

B: Dynamic Post contrast subtracted image shows : A well defined cystic lesion seen at 9’ o clock position of right breast. It showed peripheral post contrast enhancement There are diffuse nodular enhancement seen in the breast parenchyma with type I kinetic curve. Which was also Benign after on histopathology.

On MRI : infective etiology with bilateral Diffuse granulomatous mastitis BIRADS –ACR 3 (probably benign pathology) A : MIP image Type I kinetic curve

CASE 2 45 years old female C/o painless lump in breast since 1year. No h/o nipple discharge . No family history. SHOBHA KAMBLE IMPRESSION : An ill defined mass lesion seen in the left breast diffusely involving the upper outer quadrant and extending in to the lower outer quadrant too. . Multiple small irregular masses seen adjacent to this large mass. Architectural distortion seen. There is skin thickening and nipple retraction seen.These findings are highly suggestive for malignancy.

A and B area right and left cranio-caudal( CC) C and D are right and left medio-lateral oblique ( MLO ) views IMPRESSION : LEFT BREAST : Left breast showed heterogenously dense type c parenchyma. An ill defined mass lesion seen in the left breast diffusely involving the upper outer quadrant and extending in to the lower outer quadrant too and the margins are obscured. Multiple small irregular masses seen adjacent to this large mass. Architectural distortion seen. There is skin thickening and nipple retraction seen. Category 4C: High suspicion for malignancy Right breast showed heterogenously dense type c parenchyma. So for the pre-op assessment mri was advised.

There is an ill defined ,large heterogeneous mass seen predominantly occupying the upper outer quadrant 7.97cm ( CC) x 7.6 cm ( AP) x 6cm ( Trans) of the left breast . Multiple small heterogeneous lesions seen in the adjacent region .It showed heterogeneous signal intensity on STIR and T2WI and showed diffusion restriction with corresponding low values.

Post-contrast MIP image On post contrast study,it showed multiple heterogenously enhancing lesions MIP Images shows the increased vascularity to the mass lesion. MIP image

TYPE III Kinetic curve

DWI POST-CONTRAST A well defined small lesion was seen in right axilla on MRI showing diffusion restriction and post-contrast enhancement on post contrast study.

BIRADS – V (Highly s/o malignancy) Contralateral axillary spread of breast cancer carries a poor prognosis but may have different prognostic implications than metastatic disease. Contralateral axillary metastatic disease may occur through dermal lymphatic spread . So it is always advisable to do breast MRI as pre-operative assessment to evaluate the contralateral breast and also in aggressive diffuse malignancy underlying pectoralis muscle and chest involvement can be accurately obtained by MRI. MIP Type III kinetic curve These findings are s/o multicentric malignancy ,locally advanced carcinoma in left breast with metastasis in contralateral breast. BIRADS – V (Highly s/o malignancy)

No H/O trauma, nipple discharge, breathlessness. No family history CASE 3 41 year old female came with complain of painless lump in right breast since 6 years. It was gradually progressive in nature. No H/O trauma, nipple discharge, breathlessness. No family history SUNITA TAMBE 41Y/F

These are right and left breast cranio-caudal( CC) medio-lateral oblique ( MLO ) views Breast parenchymal density –Mixed fibroglandular parenchyma . Type C There is a mass seen in the central mammary region at 12’ o clock position which measured approx. 2.8x2.9cm with obscured margins . Involving middle 1/3rd nipple . BIRADS 4 : Category 4C: High suspicion for malignancy   Another small well defined mass with calcification seen anterior to the above mass is suggestive of calcified fibroadenoma.

USG WITH COLOR DOPPLER USG Right breast : showed heterogenously hypoechoic mass with irregular mass showing internal vascularity. USG Right breast : showed heterogeneously hypoechoic mass with irregular margins showing internal vascularity.

STIR T2WI A large ill defined mass lesion with irregular margins showing altered signal intensity noted in right breast appearing hyperintense on STIR images and hypointense on T2WI Another well defined lesion seen just superior to the mass lesion which appears hypointense on STIR and T2WI – likely suggestive of benign lesion ( calcification). The lesion showed Diffusion restriction on DWI with corresponding low values on ADC. DWI ADC

TYPE III kinetic curve

MR spectroscopy showed elevated choline peak – suggested malignancy which correlated with HPE findings.

TYPE I kinetic curve

This 3D MRI which helps us to exactly locate the lesion and evaluate its extent.

TAKE HOME MESSAGE So to conclude multipara-metric MRI is excellent and non invasive method for differentiation of benign and malignant breast lesion

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DWI Imaging with Background Suppression STIR DWI with background suppression CEMR

DWI with background suppression

DWI with background suppression