Do All Women with Abnormal Sonographic Axillary Lymph Nodes Need a Biopsy?

Keyphrases

• Do-All 100%
• Sonographic 100%
• Axillary Lymph Node 100%
• Malignancy Rate 66%
• Breast 50%
• Malignancy 50%
• Incidental 50%
• Axillary Mass 50%
• Breast Cancer 33%
• Hilum 33%
• Systemic Disease 33%
• Core Needle Biopsy 33%
• Abnormal Lymph Node 33%
• Breast Cancer Family History 33%
• Cortex 16%
• Low Dose Rate 16%
• Consecutive Patients 16%
• Clinical Characteristics 16%
• Clinical Presentation 16%
• Imaging Findings 16%
• Clinical Setting 16%
• Clinical Data 16%
• Lymph Node 16%
• Lymph Node Biopsy 16%
• Previous History 16%
• Newly Diagnosed 16%
• Imaging Data 16%
• Imaging Characteristics 16%
• Pathology Report 16%
• Preclinical Imaging 16%
• Clinical Pathology 16%
• Cancer 2 16%
• Sonography 16%
• Suspicious Breast Masses 16%
• Pathology Data 16%
• Guided Biopsy 16%
• Breast Ultrasound 16%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Cancer 100%
• Biopsy Technique 100%
• Axillary Lymph Node 100%
• Breast Cancer 57%
• Lymph Node 42%
• Axillary Mass 42%
• Systemic Disease 28%
• Needle Biopsy 28%
• Echography 14%
• Lymph Node Biopsy 14%
• Breast Tumor 14%
• Clinical Pathology 14%
• Clinical Imaging 14%
• Breast Ultrasound 14%