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Fig. 3B. —Radial scar containing invasive ductal carcinoma and ductal carcinoma in situ detected in 55-year-old woman on screen-film mammography but not on full-field digital mammography. On full-field digital mammogram, lesion (arrow) straddles pectoral muscle, resulting in low-density center and less conspicuity. Fine spiculations characteristic of radial scar are well shown by both techniques.

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