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Fig. 6C —75-year-old woman with invasive lobular carcinoma manifest as
new indistinctly marginated mass mammographically. Antiradial (B) and
radial (C) L7–13–MHz sonograms with spatial compounding
(Elegra, Siemens Medical Solutions) show hypoechoic mass with angular
(arrow, C) and indistinct margins. Spatial compounding helps
to better depict angular and indistinct margins, which facilitates
classification of this as suspicious mass needing biopsy. Sonographically
guided 14-gauge core biopsy showed invasive lobular carcinoma.
