Radiologists who regularly perform breast ultrasonography will likely encounter patients with
breast abscesses. Although the traditional approach of surgical incision and drainage is no …

Most breast abscesses develops as a complication of lactational mastitis. The incidence of
breast abscess ranges from 0.4 to 11% of all lactating mothers. The traditional management …

PURPOSE: To retrospectively evaluate the use of ultrasonography (US)-guided treatment of
breast abscesses in lactating women. MATERIALS AND METHODS: One hundred eight …

The aim of this paper is to describe the efficacy of ultrasound-guided drainage of breast
abscesses with special attention to the risk of recurrence and the need for surgical treatment …

OBJECTIVE: To assess ultrasonographically (US) guided needle aspirationof breast
abscesses as an alternative to surgical incision and drainage. METHODS: In our prospective …

Background Despite breast abscess becoming less common in developed countries, it has
remained one of the leading causes of morbidity in women in developing countries. A …

OBJECTIVE. We studied the feasibility of treating breast abscesses with sonographically
guided aspiration, irrigation, and local instillation of antibiotics without placing indwelling …

The purpose of our study was to describe the efficacy of ultrasound (US)-guided aspiration
and intracavitary irrigation of breast abscesses in the emergency setting. Ten cases of …

Purpose Our purpose was to review needle aspiration of breast abscesses and identify
factors associated with treatment by aspiration alone versus aspiration with surgical incision …

Background The aim of this paper was to retrospectively review non‐lactation breast
abscesses treated in Princess Alexandra Hospital over a 10‐year period and to illustrate the …