Objective And Summary Background Data: The standard technique for removal of nonpalpable breast lesions is needle localization breast biopsy. Because traumatic hematomas can often be seen with ultrasound, the authors hypothesized that iatrogenically induced hematomas could be used to guide the excision of nonpalpable lesions using ultrasound.
Methods: Twenty patients with nonpalpable breast lesions detected by magnetic resonance imaging only were enrolled in this single-institution trial, approved by the institutional review board.
In pediatric neurosonography, conventional color Doppler imaging has been the primary adjunct to routine gray-scale imaging. Power Doppler sonography is a relatively recent development that does not have the limitations of conventional color Doppler ultrasound. The power Doppler technique measures the energy of moving red blood cells instead of the velocity and direction of flow.
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