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Breast sonoelastography is perceived as unreliable by French radiologists and unpopular among Canadian counterparts, with its clinical impact remaining uncertain. Increased awareness of its benefits and limitations may encourage adoption.

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  • Breast sonoelastography is an imaging technique used to assess tissue stiffness.
  • Adoption and perception of this technology vary across different healthcare systems.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To identify practice trends and opinions on breast sonoelastography.
  • To compare these trends between European (France) and North American (Québec/Canada) healthcare systems.

Main Methods:

  • An 11-item online survey was distributed to French and Canadian breast radiologists.
  • The survey covered practice characteristics, usage, perceived usefulness, limitations, roles, and interpretation of breast sonoelastography.

Main Results:

  • Breast sonoelastography is unpopular among Canadian radiologists.
  • French radiologists perceive breast sonoelastography as an unreliable technique.
  • The clinical impact of breast sonoelastography remains uncertain.

Conclusions:

  • Continued education on indications, advantages, and limitations of breast sonoelastography is needed.
  • Awareness may motivate breast radiologists to integrate this technique into their practice.