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Types of studies:
All are digital film-screen mammograms.

Figures A and B in cases 1-5 are CC or cranio-caudal views (top down). Figures C and D in cases 1-5 are MLO or medio-lateral oblique views (from the side at an angle). Figure 6 A and B show MLO views, and figure 6 C and D show the same views with annotations. Figure 7A is a CC view and 7B is an MLO view.

2A-L CC; 2B-R CC
2C-LMLO;2D-R MLO patient with retroglandular saline implants

3A-L CC; 3B-R CC
3C-L MLO; 3D-RMLO
patient with retroglandular silicone implants

1A-left CC view
1B-right CC view
1C-left MLO view
1D-right MLO view

patient who had direct injection of free silicone for breast augmentation

4A-L CC; 4B-R CC
4C-LMLO;4D-R MLO patient with retropectoral silicone implants

5A-L CC; 5B-R CC
5C-L MLO; 5D-RMLO
patient with retropectoral saline implants

6A-L MLO view
6B-R MLO view
Left breast is normal in appearance, with patches of moderately dense stroma extending out from nipple. Right breast has swirling pattern in the region of a scar (indicated by scar maker, red on Figure 6D), surgical clips (blue on Figure 6D), s/p latissiumus dorsi flap reconstruction.

7A-left CC view, also with swirling pattern in medial breast near surgical clips. This patient had a TRAM reconstruction of the left breast after masatectomy. 7B shows the preoperative appearance of the tumor.