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mammaire, avec possibilité de prise en charge des anomalies
IRM isolées (gestes interventionnels guidés par imagerie avec
produit de contraste) ;
– principe d’une double lecture des examens de dépistage
(mammographie, IRM) (46).
CONCLUSION
Si l’IRM est la technique d’imagerie la plus sensible dans la
détection d’un cancer du sein, sa spécificité et VPP modérées
doivent conduire à une prescription raisonnée et de préfé-
rence en réunion de concertation multidisciplinaire. Il est
important de souligner que l’interprétation doit se faire en
parfaite connaissance du dossier clinique et radiologique de
la patiente, qu’elle peut être source d’explorations complé-
mentaires ciblées, ce qui sous-entend un radiologue ayant une
bonne connaissance de la pathologie mammaire dans ses dif-
férentes composantes.
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