Although central duct excision is the current standard for evaluation of malignancy in patients with pathologic nipple discharge, studies suggest that surveillance may be a reasonable alternative to surgery. https://t.co/P8Gzsk85Le
Nipple Discharge: Current Clinical and Imaging Evaluation.
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Dec 2020 – Dec 2024Where it's discussed
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The overall discussion reflects agreement on the shift toward using MRI's high negative predictive value as an alternative to surgery, with phrases like 'surveillance may be preferred' and 'reasonable alternative' signifying acceptance of new approaches. The tone balances professional endorsement with interest in practical implications, emphasizing both the clinical effectiveness and patient comfort of MRI, which contribute to its high impact as a proposed change in management.
Most posts agree that MRI surveillance could be a viable alternative to the traditional surgical approach, reflecting strong support for the clinical shift.
Posts show moderate interest, particularly focusing on the potential to reduce invasive procedures instead of just general awareness.
Discussions reference specific diagnostic methods like MRI and duct excision, indicating some depth in understanding and dialogue.
The posts highlight a significant change in clinical practice, with mentions of reduced surgeries and the potential for improved patient management.
Abstract in brief
- Nipple discharge is a common issue, initially assessed through clinical examination, with imaging like mammography and ultrasound used for further evaluation of pathologic cases.
- MRI is increasingly favored over ductography due to its higher sensitivity, specificity, and patient comfort, especially when initial imaging is negative but suspicion remains high.
- While central duct excision has traditionally been used to diagnose malignancy, recent studies suggest that MRI surveillance might be a suitable alternative given its high negative predictive value.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyManagement of clinically suspicious #nippledischarge: Given high NPV of #breastMRI (96-100%) combined with low incidence of underlying cancer (5-15%), surveillance may be preferred to surgery. #breastimaging #breastcancer @AJR_Radiology @NUBreastImaging https://t.co/wRwtcNovAa https://t.co/QYPIp2MqOt
RT @AJR_Radiology: Although central duct excision is the current standard for evaluation of malignancy in patients with pathologic nipple d…
RT @AJR_Radiology: Although central duct excision is the current standard for evaluation of malignancy in patients with pathologic nipple d…
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Management of clinically suspicious #nippledischarge: Given high NPV of #breastMRI (96-100%) combined with low incidence of underlying cancer (5-15%), surveillance may be preferred to surgery. #breastimaging #breastcancer @AJR_Radiology @NUBreastImaging https://t.co/wRwtcNovAa https://t.co/QYPIp2MqOt
RT @AJR_Radiology: Although central duct excision is the current standard for evaluation of malignancy in patients with pathologic nipple d…
RT @AJR_Radiology: Although central duct excision is the current standard for evaluation of malignancy in patients with pathologic nipple d…
Although central duct excision is the current standard for evaluation of malignancy in patients with pathologic nipple discharge, studies suggest that surveillance may be a reasonable alternative to surgery. https://t.co/P8Gzsk85Le