Background When needle core biopsies (NCBs) of the breast reveal radial scar or complex
sclerosing lesions (RSLs), excision is often recommended despite a low risk of malignancy in …

Radial scar (RS) or complex sclerosing lesions (CSL) if > 10 mm is a benign lesion with an
increasing incidence of diagnosis (ranging from 0.6 to 3.7%) and represents a challenge both …

… A radial scar (RS), also known as a radial sclerosing lesion or complex sclerosing lesion
when larger than 1 cm, is a proliferative, low-risk breast lesion characterized histologically by a …

… in radial scars associated with ADH than in radial scars associated … surveillance of radial
scars that are not excised. In the present study, 35.5% of radial scars managed by surveillance …

… The term ‘radial scar’ refers to lesions up to 10 mm in size, whereas complex ‘sclerosing …
RS and the core biopsy is benign, mammographic surveillance is appropriate. As our policy is to …

… We investigated the radiologic and clinical findings of radial scar and complex sclerosing …
of radial scars and their coexistence with breast cancer and other high risk lesions. Radial scar …

… The management of radial scars remains challenging due to … a core biopsy diagnosis of
radial scar since the introduction of … in triaging selected radial scars to active surveillance rather …

… surveillance. The primary objective was to assess the value of ultrasound as an adjunct to
mammography in surveillance … as a result of radiological surveillance invite were investigated …

… Another 50 patients chose a program of active surveillance as an alternative to immediate …
is the first report on the behavior of radial scars under active surveillance. Taken together, the …

… can be safely managed with active surveillance. Active surveillance includes diagnostic
imaging of … would like to acknowledge Dr David Schacht for providing the image of a radial scar. …