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Fig. 2. A 46-year-old woman with inflammatory caner involving left breast underwent breast MRI and PET-CT. (a) On axial breast MRI, diffuse heterogeneous.

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1 Fig. 2. A 46-year-old woman with inflammatory caner involving left breast underwent breast MRI and PET-CT. (a) On axial breast MRI, diffuse heterogeneous nonmass enhancement and diffuse skin thickening with enhancement at left breast is seen. There is irregular enhancement of the pectoralis muscle suggesting invasion. The kinetic curve of skin shows persistent enhancement pattern. (b) On PET-CT, huge mass with intense FDG uptake is seen in left breast (SUVmax 10.1) and diffuse and mild FDG uptake is also seen on breast skin (SUVmax 4.3). Fig. 2. A 46-year-old woman with inflammatory caner involving left breast underwent breast MRI and PET-CT. (a) On axial breast MRI, diffuse heterogeneous nonmass enhancement and diffuse skin thickening with enhancement at left breast is seen. There is irregular enhancement of the pectoralis muscle suggesting invasion. The kinetic curve of skin shows persistent enhancement . . . Investig Magn Reson Imaging Mar;20(1):

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