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Fig. 1B —50-year-old woman who underwent evaluation of questionable
density in outer aspect of left breast visible only on craniocaudal
mammographic views and not identified sonographically. Axial 3D fast imaging
employing steady-state acquisition (FIESTA) image of breast (TR/TE, 4/1; slice
thickness, 5.0 mm; interslice gap, 5.0 mm, matrix size, 256 x 256; field
of view,16 cm) after insertion of needle shows needle (white arrows)
localizing region of targeted lesion according to x, y, and
z coordinates and anatomic landmarks (not shown). Changes associated
with injection of local anesthesia (black arrows) at skin entry are
evident.
