To scan or not to scan: effect of scanning the axilla of all patients undergoing diagnostic breast ultrasound

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.@RadiologyUCLA #BreastImaging researchers analyzed nearly 20,000 diagnostic ultrasounds for incidental axillary findings, none of which results in an occult #BreastCancer diagnosis. Read more in @CI_Journal. https://t.co/3aY4jQtwfi

RT @RadiologyUcla: A team from @RadiologyUCLA looked into the "clinical impact of incidental axillary findings found on diagnostic breast u…

RT @RadiologyUcla: A team from @RadiologyUCLA looked into the "clinical impact of incidental axillary findings found on diagnostic breast u…

A team from @RadiologyUCLA looked into the "clinical impact of incidental axillary findings found on diagnostic breast ultrasounds." Check it out in @CI_Journal ➡️ https://t.co/3aY4jQtwfi

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