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Fig. 1C. —67-year-old woman with 2.5-cm asymmetric density in left breast at 3-o'clock position. Note that regions of interest were placed at 3-o'clock position by two of three evaluating radiologists. Infrared image shows en face view of each breast. On perimeter are six side-mirror images of each breast. Breast tissue is outlined in red, and regions of interest are outlined in yellow.

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