Case Studies Archive

The utility of BSGI to detect lobular carcinoma has been demonstrated in this study, by Brem et al. BSGI detected more lobular carcinomas than mammography, ultrasound or MRI and detected cancers lobular carcinoma as small as 2mm.
– Invasive Lobular Carcinoma: Detection with Mammography, Sonography, MRI, and Breast-Specific Gamma Imaging  

– BSGI Positive Implant Case – Occult on Mammogram   

– Breast Implant – Occult IDC on Mammo and Ultrasound Detected by BSGI  

– Confirmed Suspicious Radiodensity  

– Dense Breast Tissue   

– False Negative 4mm Low Grade Ductal Carcinoma 

– Implants   

– Radiodense Mammogram with True Negative BSGI  

– Abnormal Mammogram with Negative BSGI  

– False Negative Biopsy  

– Indeterminate Mammogram with Positive BSGI  

– Incidental Cancer  

– DCIS  

– BSGI Detects Lobular Carcinoma in a Mammographically Occult Lesion  

– Low Grade DCIS with Negative Ultrasound  

– Multifocal Disease Occult in Clinical Examination, Ultrasound and Mammography   

– Normal Mammogram with Positive BSGI  

– Broad Spread Bilateral Lobular Carcinoma   

– Occult Secondary Lesion   

– Preoperative Evaluation – New Cancer Diagnosis   

– True Positive - BSGI Aids Biopsy Target Selection  

– Mammographically Occult Reoccurrence  

– Multifocal Cancer  

– Surgical Scar with True Negative BSGI  

– Tissue Distortion Secondary to Breast Cancer Treatment – BSGI Detects Recurrence