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Fig. 6B. —58-year-old woman who had right mastectomy for breast cancer 2 years previously. Mammogram (not shown) depicted moderately dense breast tissue without suspicious findings. Same contrast-enhanced fat-saturated T1-weighted sagittal MR image of left breast adjusted to different window and level settings illustrates impact of these settings on interpretation. In image, enhancement pattern of mass (arrow) appears more heterogeneous. MR imaging—guided needle localization and surgical excision yielded infiltrating lobular carcinoma, for which mastectomy was performed.

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