Elseedawy et al., 2014 - Google Patents
Pb. 44. do qualitative patterns of stiffness help differentiate benign from malignant breast masses of similar stiffness during shear wave elastography?Elseedawy et al., 2014
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- Elseedawy M
- Whelehan P
- Vinnicombe S
- McLean D
- Thomson K
- Evans A
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- Breast Cancer Research
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Methods A total of 158 consecutive histologically confirmed benign lesions with a mean stiffness> 30 kPa were identified from a prospective database. Forty-nine cancers with the same distribution of stiffness as the benign lesions were identified for comparison. The …
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