Handbook of breast MRI / Jeremy Price.

Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 05 Oct 2015).

Basics of breast MRI -- Imaging-related anatomy and pathology -- Interpreting breast MRI studies -- MRI-guided biopsy techniques -- High risk screening using breast MRI -- Preoperative staging with breast MRI -- Problem-solving applications of breast MRI -- MRI after breast augmentation -- Answers to multiple choice questions -- Nephrogenic systemic fibrosis -- Sensitivity and specificity -- TNM classification -- Overview of surgical procedures -- Overview of radiation therapy -- Overview of systemic therapy -- Primary prevention strategies for high-risk women -- Breast cancer genes and genetic testing.

Breast MRI is no longer the domain of specialised centres; it is now a mainstream diagnostic technique, and an understanding of its applications is essential for any clinician involved with breast imaging. The Handbook of Breast MRI provides core knowledge and clinical guidelines for performing breast MRI in everyday practice. Introductory chapters on breast MRI basics, anatomy and pathology are followed by detailed chapters on the use of MRI in screening, staging, problem-solving and MRI-guided interventions, each containing diagnostic algorithms, tables and lists for quick access to key diagnostic information. Each chapter also contains a selection of self testing questions, and numerous Appendices concisely summarise tumour classification and current breast cancer treatment options. The Handbook of Breast MRI is an invaluable practical diagnostic resource for radiologists, surgeons, oncologists and all clinicians involved in breast cancer management.