Mammary ductoscopy by helical CT: -Initial experience-

Seki, Tsuneaki; Kikawada, Yayoi; Isaka, Hirotsugu; Teraoka, Hideo; Fukushima, Hisaki; Goya, Tomoyuki

doi:10.1007/bf02966823

Breast Cancer

2005

DOI: 10.1007/bf02966823

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Mammary ductoscopy by helical CT: -Initial experience-

Tsuneaki Seki

Yayoi Kikawada

Hirotsugu Isaka

et al.

Abstract: In the examination for abnormal nipple discharge, ductal CT examination was useful for intraductal observation. Currently, it is a method that allows for observation of the most minute intraductal lesions. However, some issues still remain unresolved. The results of this study suggest that further studies with more cases hold the promise of making ductal CT imaging a useful examination method.

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Low-dose CT combined mammography in diagnosis of overflow breast disease

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Hu²,

Tang³

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Background: Overflow breast disease (OBD), also known as breast nipple discharge, refers fluid or liquid that comes out of nipple. Many patients with breast cancer experience such condition. However, it is not easy to detect it at early stage, especially for pathological OBD. Previous study found low-dose CT combined mammography (LDCTMG) could help in diagnosis of OBD. However, there is no systematic review investigating this issue. Therefore, this study will examine the accuracy of LDCTMG in diagnosis of OBD. Methods: This study protocol will search literature sources in electronic databases and other sources. The electronic databases will be retrieved in The Cochrane Library, the Cochrane Register of Diagnostic Test Accuracy Studies, PUBMED, EMBASE, Web of Science, CINAHL, CNKI, and WANGFANG from inception to the present. We will also search other sources. All literature sources will be sought without restrictions to the language and publication status. Two researchers will independently carry out study selection, data extraction, and study quality assessment. Statistical analysis will be performed using RevMan 5.3. Results: This study will exert a high-quality synthesis of eligible studies on the analysis of LDCTMG in diagnosis of OBD. Conclusions: The results of this study may provide evidence to help judge whether LDCTMG is accurate in diagnosis of OBD. Study registration: INPLASY202050116.

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Low-dose CT combined mammography in diagnosis of overflow breast disease

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Tang³

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