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Optimizing MRI for breast cancer screening
About this session
Ritse Mann examines the evolving role of breast MRI in clinical practice, with a particular focus on its potential in breast cancer screening. His talk highlights findings from recent studies and key recommendations, emphasizing the importance of incorporating abbreviated MRI into screening protocols for women with dense breast tissue. Dr Mann also discusses advancements in ultrafast dynamic breast MRI and offers insights into the future of breast MRI clinics, exploring how these innovations could reshape breast cancer screening and diagnosis.
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Ritse Mann
Nijmegen, The Netherlands, Radboud University Medical Center
Breast Cancer Symposium
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