Malignant Breast Lesion Detection with MRI and its Accuracy

Objective: Using histology as the gold standard, this study aims to determine whether or not magnetic resonance spectroscopy can reliably diagnose malignant breast lesions. Study Design: Cross-sectional Place and Duration: Conducted at department of Radiology Central Park Medical College, Lahore. Duration was 6 months from October 2021 March 2022. Methods: This research included 75 females. Malignancy-suspicious palpable lesions were included. Patients completed a consent form admitting hazards before any data gathered. The kinematics morphology dynamically enhanced (MRS) images studied. MRS's choline peak (Cho) utilized detect cancer. Single-voxel technique employed evaluate MRS' diagnostic accuracy in MRS biopsies compared. Data analyzed using SPSS 24.0. Results: Malignant found 65 (86.7%) patients by MRS, 58 (77.3%) cases according histological findings. most frequently showed ductal enhancement peripheral morphology. results 78% specificity, 85% accuracy, 90% sensitivity, 75% NPV, 91% PPV. Conclusion: must be because its better characterizing lumps. is specific, sensitive, effective for Keywords: Accuracy, Magnetic (MRS), lesion, Histopathology,