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Fig. 2C —55-year-old woman with newly diagnosed recurrent ductal
carcinoma in situ in the right breast. MRI was performed before surgery. Coned
mediolateral oblique mammogram shows coarse calcifications (arrow)
consistent with fat necrosis in the subareolar region corresponding to
hypoenhancement on MRI. Clinical management: This lesion is being followed on
a short-term basis due to correlative findings on mammography.
