Keywords: Breast, Visualization
Motivation: Supine breast MRI might enable higher image correlation to supine ultrasound (US) and therefore facilitate the clinical workflow.
Goal(s): The aim was to quantify lesion displacement between supine US, prone MRI, and supine MRI in Cartesian and panoramic views, and derive the impact on the clinical workflow.
Approach: Using MRI and US patient data, the spatial lesion displacement was measured. For supine MRI a wearable breast coil (BraCoil) was used.
Results: Supine MRI shows comparable lesion position compared to US, in contrast to prone MRI. 18% of the lesions could only be localized in 2nd look US or biopsy after supine BraCoil MRI.
Impact: Supine breast MRI with a wearable coil could improve the clinical workflow by facilitating lesion localization for 2nd look US, biopsy, or surgery.
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