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Fig. 2F. 70-year-old woman recently diagnosed with cancer of left
breast in whom MR imaging showed mammographically occult lesion in right
breast. Needle artifact is shown at level of grid (E) and through
lesion (F). Note that needle guide is not visualized on any of the MR
images. Actual grid itself is not visualized; however, cross-hatchings of grid
are seen because of pressure indentation on skin. Histologic analysis revealed
infiltrating ductal carcinoma and ductal carcinoma in situ.