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My aunt had an MRI with contrast that showed a non-mass-like enhancement in her breast, described as a heterogeneous, asymmetric area of 30/20 mm, located 80 mm from the nipple and 45 mm from the pectoral muscle, extending from the subcutaneous layer to the glandular tissue. The report mentions no lymphadenopathy and gives a BIRADS 5 rating. She was seen a year after treatment for colorectal cancer. What does this mean for her diagnosis and potential treatment options, including the possibility of a mastectomy, chemotherapy, and radiation?

February 15th, 2024

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