“This is more common in women. There are multiple peripheral nodules that may coalesce and cause capsular retraction. Spared segments hyp...
“This is more common in women. There are multiple peripheral nodules that may coalesce and cause capsular retraction. Spared segments hypertrophy.
US
- Solid, hypoechoic lesions
CT
- Multiple slow-growing, peripheral, low-density foci that may coalesce.
- Punctuate calcification.
- Prominent rim enhancement with contrast (‘halo sign’).
- There may be capsular retraction adjacent to a nodule.
MRI
- Lesions are non-specific, low signal on T1, high on T2.
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