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Fig. 3B —Sonographic findings of fibrotic focus with direct
correlation to fibrotic focus seen histologically. Sonogram (A) and
photograph of histology specimen (B) in 55-year-old woman with invasive
ductal carcinoma show central echogenic fibrotic focus (arrow) that
is surrounded by hypoechoic tumor rim. Corresponding mammographic image is
shown in Figure 1A.
