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Fig. 7C. —44-year-old woman with multifocal infiltrating ductal cancer (true-positive study). Three-time-point parametric MR image of second adjacent sagittal slice shows second site (arrowhead) very suspicious for malignancy (score, 5). Radiologist discussed scan with surgeon, and both sites were biopsied at time of surgery, confirming unsuspected multifocal malignancy. Six of 58 women volunteers are known to have benefited in some fashion from participating in three-time-point clinical trials (one additional patient may have benefited).

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