Handbook of Breast MRI

Jeremy Price is a radiologist at The Canberra Hospital and at BreastScreen ACT, Australia. He was born in the UK and trained at Guys' and St Thomas' Hospitals, London before completing his radiology training at The John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford. Following a spell as a Lecturer in Radiology at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, he then migrated to Australia. Working in both the public and private sectors, he gained wide experience in symptomatic breast imaging and in mammography screening and began his interest in breast MRI in the mid 1990s. Jeremy denies being an expert and says the book is written from the perspective of a 'journeyman radiologist' who has grappled with the evolving concepts of breast MRI since the first commercial breast coils became available.

Foreword; List of abbreviations; Glossary of terms; 1. Basics of breast MRI; 2. Imaging-related anatomy and pathology; 3. Interpreting breast MRI studies; 4. MR-guided biopsy techniques; 5. High risk screening using breast MRI; 6. Pre-operative staging of breast cancer with MRI; 7. Problem solving applications of breast MRI; 8. MRI after breast augmentation; Answers to multiple choice questions; Appendices: i. Nephrogenic systemic fibrosis; ii. Sensitivity and specificity; iii. TNM classification; iv. Overview of surgical procedures; v. Overview of radiation therapy; vi. Overview of systemic therapy; vii. Breast cancer genes and genetic testing; viii. Primary prevention strategies for high-risk women; Index.