
doi: 10.7811/rarv77n4a06
ResumenLa presencia de una lesión de riesgo en la mama aumenta la probabilidad de desarrollar un carcinoma o puede indicar la existencia de malignidad concomitante. El manejo adecuado posterior al diagnóstico percutáneo es muchas veces controvertido, por lo que es importante que el radiólogo conozca las implicancias diagnósticas y terapéuticas de las lesiones mamarias de alto riesgo para su detección y seguimiento.Este trabajo tiene como objetivo revisar la literatura y presentar la evidencia actual sobre el manejo de las hiperplasias atípicas ductal y lobulillar, el carcinoma lobulillar in situ, la cicatriz radiada y las lesiones columnares, papilares y de tipo mucocele, luego del diagnóstico con técnicas de intervencionismo percutáneo.AbstractThe presence of a high-risk breast lesion confers a higher probability to develop a breast tumour or may indicate concomitant malignancy. The management of such lesions after percutaneous biopsy remains controversial. Radiologists should be familiar with the diagnosis and management for the follow up of high risk lesions of the breast.The purpose of this study is to present current evidence for the management of atypical duct hyperplasia, lobular hyperplasia, radial scar, spinal column lesions, papillary lesions and mucocele-like lesions.
Atypical duct hyperplasia, Neoplasia papilar, Hiperplasia ductal atípica, Cicatriz radiada, Papillary neoplasms, R895-920, Neoplasia lobular, Lesión de tipo mucocele, Medical physics. Medical radiology. Nuclear medicine, Mucocele-like lesion, Lobular neoplasia, Radial scar
Atypical duct hyperplasia, Neoplasia papilar, Hiperplasia ductal atípica, Cicatriz radiada, Papillary neoplasms, R895-920, Neoplasia lobular, Lesión de tipo mucocele, Medical physics. Medical radiology. Nuclear medicine, Mucocele-like lesion, Lobular neoplasia, Radial scar
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