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  • Theme: Imaging markers of (subsequent) breast cancer

Imaging markers of (subsequent) breast cancer

Breast imaging is the foundation of breast cancer early detection. We are interested in the ways that quantitative approaches can be applied to identify features on imaging that are associated with breast cancer. This is especially important for those with a higher-than-average risk, such as cancer survivors. A particular focus is the measurement of “background parenchymal enhancement” (BPE), which reflects the metabolic activity of the breast and may predict the risk of future breast cancer.

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CEM BPE 320X320 2

CEM-BPE

Selected publications about imaging markers of (subsequent) breast cancer

JNCI cancer spectrum

Association of breast cancer with quantitative mammographic density measures for women receiving contrast-enhanced mammography.

30-04-2024

Radiology

Association of Breast Cancer Odds with Background Parenchymal Enhancement Quantified Using a Fully Automated Method at MRI: The IMAGINE Study.

01-09-2023

NPJ breast cancer

Mammographic texture features associated with contralateral breast cancer in the WECARE Study.

29-11-2021
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