Refresher Course: Breast

RC 302 - Challenging cases: how we do it

Lectures

1
Chairperson's introduction

Chairperson's introduction

05:00Fleur Kilburn-Toppin, Cambridge / UK

2
Second-look ultrasound after abnormal contrast imaging: when and how?

Second-look ultrasound after abnormal contrast imaging: when and how?

15:00Elisabetta Giannotti, Cambridge / UK

3
Pre-surgical localisation of the breast and axilla: wire and non-wire techniques in practice

Pre-surgical localisation of the breast and axilla: wire and non-wire techniques in practice

15:00Tamar Sella, Jerusalem / IL

4
Breast lesions of uncertain malignant potential (B3 lesions): current strategies in assessment and management

Breast lesions of uncertain malignant potential (B3 lesions): current strategies in assessment and management

15:00Simone Schiaffino, Lugano / CH

5
Panel discussion: When the guidelines end: navigating grey zones in breast imaging

Panel discussion: When the guidelines end: navigating grey zones in breast imaging

10:00Panel discussion: When the guidelines end: navigating grey zones in breast imaging

5 min
Chairperson's introduction
Fleur Kilburn-Toppin, Cambridge / United Kingdom
15 min
Second-look ultrasound after abnormal contrast imaging: when and how?
Elisabetta Giannotti, Cambridge / United Kingdom
  1. To recognise when second-look ultrasound is justified after abnormal findings on contrast-enhanced imaging.
  2. To identify common challenges and pitfalls in correlating enhancing lesions with ultrasound targets.
  3. To apply practical strategies to improve lesion detection and guide intervention.
15 min
Pre-surgical localisation of the breast and axilla: wire and non-wire techniques in practice
Tamar Sella, Jerusalem / Israel
  1. To compare wire and non-wire localisation options for complex breast and axillary cases.
  2. To recognise key technical challenges in difficult localisation scenarios.
  3. To tailor localisation strategies to surgical planning and lesion characteristics.
15 min
Breast lesions of uncertain malignant potential (B3 lesions): current strategies in assessment and management
Simone Schiaffino, Lugano / Switzerland
  1. To describe the most frequent subtypes of B3 lesions encountered in clinical practice.
  2. To recognise the challenges in selecting between active surveillance, vacuum-assisted excision, and surgery.
  3. To consider the potential role of contrast-enhanced techniques in decision-making for B3 lesions.
10 min
Panel discussion: When the guidelines end: navigating grey zones in breast imaging