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Recent studies from the United Kingdom, Germany and Canada add new data to breast cancer research
Published in Medical Imaging Law Weekly, September 5th, 2006
Study 1: Breast cancer clinicopathologic response to primary chemotherapy could be predicted by reductions in magnetic resonance (MR) imaging-determined size of the primary tumor.
In a recent report published in the journal Radiology, researchers in England conducted a study "to prospectively document changes in contrast agent kinetics in patients with primary breast cancer treated with systemic chemotherapy after 1 or 2 cycles and to determine whether kinetic measures can be used to predict final clinicopathologic response. Institutional committees...
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