A 41 year old female patient presented with a new palpable mass in the left upper lateral quadrant. In regards to the patient’s family history, her mother developed breast cancer at 40 years of age, her sister at 38 years of age and her aunt at 30 years of age. On the mammogram, extensive dense breast parenchyma was noted on both sides, corresponding to an ACR4 classification, and thus a limited evaluation. On the basis of this exam alone, no tumor or architectural disorder could be detected. Due to the patient’s family history additional MR-Mammography was performed for further evaluation. [...]

A 69 year old female patient with hemorrhagic nipple discharge on the left side. Clinical assessment revealed no palpable mass, and no signs of inflammation. Mammography and ultrasound were within normal limits. [...]