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Fig. 4 —Chart shows strategy dominance as function of sensitivity of MR lymphangiography and sentinel lymph node (SLN) biopsy. Across most MR lymphangiography and SLN biopsy sensitivity ranges (upper and lower bar, respectively) tested for axillary malignancy detection, MR lymphangiography–based strategies dominated SLN biopsy from cost-effectiveness standpoint. Asterisk indicates that at MR lymphangiography sensitivity of 1.0, MR lymphangiography strongly dominates both SLN biopsy and combined MR lymphangiography and SLN biopsy.