1. Abbreviated Protocols for Breast Cancer Screening

2. Program Overview

3. Introduction

4. Breast Cancer Screening Is Not Perfect

5. Mammography and Dense Breasts

6. Mammography and Dense Breasts (cont)

7. Mammography and Dense Breasts (cont)

8. More Effective Screening Is Needed

9. Supplemental Screening

10. Efficacy of Breast Screening With MRI

11. MRI Detects Aggressive Breast Tumors

12. Interval Cancers

13. ACS Guidelines for Screening With Breast MRI

14. ACS Guidelines (cont)

15. ACR Guidelines for Screening With MRI

16. Most Women Who Have Screening Breast MRI Are Not High Risk

17. Many High-Risk Women Do Not Receive Screening With Breast MRI

18. Barriers to Breast Screening With MRI

19. Limitations of Current Breast MRI Methods

20. What Is Abbreviated Breast MRI?

21. Advantages of Abbreviated Protocols

22. Protocol Time Is Not the Only Time Factor

23. Limitations of Abbreviated Protocols

24. No Reimbursement Code Currently Exists

25. Evaluation of an Abbreviated Protocol: Design

26. Evaluation of an Abbreviated Protocol: Design (cont)

27. Evaluation of an Abbreviated Protocol: Case Illustration

28. Evaluation of an Abbreviated Protocol: Acquisition and Interpretation Time

29. Evaluation of an Abbreviated Protocol: Results

30. Review of Subsequent Studies of Abbreviated Protocols

31. Prospective Study in Average-Risk Women: Design

32. Prospective Study in Average-Risk Women: Results

33. Prospective Study in Average-Risk Women: Case Illustration

34. Prospective Study in Average-Risk Women: Results

35. Breast MRI and High-Risk Lesions

36. ECOG/ACRIN 1141 Trial

37. Masking Effect of Dense Breast Tissue

38. Candidates for Abbreviated MRI

39. Step 1: Implementing Abbreviated Breast MRI Screening in Clinical Practice

40. Step 2: Trim to Minimum Protocol

41. Step 3: Improve Efficiency and Education

42. Take-Home Messages

43. Abbreviations