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Fig. 4D. —51-year-old women who had multifocal tumor with multicentric
disease suspected on initial MR images. Tumor nodules (arrowheads)
extend widely within breast from lateral (A) to medial parts (D)
beyond quadrant of index tumor, which was localized in retroareolar region
(B) by standard evaluation. C shows section through nipple. Had
MRI been considered, this patient would have undergone direct mastectomy,
avoiding preoperative chemotherapy and unsuccessful breast-conserving
surgery.
