04/14/2026
Q: Why was CEM important to use in this case?
A: Despite stable mammography, the palpable axillary adenopathy raised concern for occult malignancy. CEM revealed the primary tumor that conventional mammography did not detect.
The facts of the case:
⚡ 56-year-old woman
⚡ Palpable left axillary lymph node
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