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Fig. 3 Flowchart shows reason for no tomosynthesis recall in 52 abnormalities detected with digital screening mammography. Threshold differences = digital screening recalled by clinical radiologist that would not have been recalled by study radiologist because of higher recall threshold of study radiologist. Positioning = difference in breast positioning between digital screening mammography (abnormality incompletely visualized) and tomosynthesis (questioned abnormality [i.e., pectoralis muscle and adjacent tissue] included entirely).





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