Keywords: Breast, BreastThe current standard of care for breast density assessment using mammography according to the Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System (BI-RADS) is subjective and can also suffer from intra- and inter-reader variability. Quantitative measurement of breast density is crucial for personalized risk assessment and longitudinal monitoring. Our team has previously developed a quantitative, MR-derived BD (MagDensity) measurement based on fat-water decomposition, which has shown high accuracy and test-retest reproducibility within a single scanner. In order for this measure to be practical for clinical adoption, this study aims to determine the reliability of MagDensity across scanners, field strengths, and vendors.
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