… Calcification can be found in both benign and malignant breast tumors. This question has
attracted attention from researchers in pursuit of a better diagnostic method for distinguishing …

… Spiculation of mass was considered a sign of weak aggression, caused by reactive hyperplasia
of connective tissue surrounding tumor cells, which may inhibit breast cancer metastasis […

… breast tumors, a well-defined tumors boundary was needed. Consequently, 234 lesions
from 234 female patients were included in the dataset. The included and excluded patients are …

… This again underlines the potential of the more dose efficient PB-CT in breast tumor imaging
as it enables acquisitions at higher spatial resolution while maintaining the same dose like …

… Studies were included if they fulfilled the following criteria: utilization of a dedicated cone
beam computed tomography (CBBCT) for malignancy assessment of breast lesions as well as …

… between benign and malignant breast lesions on contrast-enhanced cone beam CT (CE-CBCT)
and evaluate the potential of CE-CBCT to differentiate between breast cancer subtypes. …

… Cone-beam breast computed tomography CBBCT images were collected with a commercial
Koning Breast CT System (model CBCT1000) [36] at a university-affiliated breast imaging …

… to assess breast deformations during adjuvant radiotherapy for breast neoplasms with cone
beam … Tumors located in the lower outer quadrant of the breast were associated with more …

… accuracy of cone?beam breast CT (CBBCT) on tumor sizing in patients with invasive breast
… female patients (85 breast lesions) with invasive breast carcinoma confirmed by pathology …

… tumor by diameter since each tumor has a unique 3D structure. Several descriptors were
used to reflect tumor … rate with foci of malignant cells at tumor periphery. Recently, sphericity …