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    • Some suspicious findings on mammography/DBT are not visible on ultrasound.

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    • To cover DBT-guided stereotactic biopsy and mammography-guided preoperative localization methods.

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    • Stereotactic biopsy provides pathologic diagnosis for suspicious calcifications and architectural distortion seen on mammography or DBT, but not ultrasound.
    • Mammography-guided preoperative localization uses wire or non-wire devices for lesion targeting.
    • The review covers the full scope of these interventional breast imaging procedures.

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    • Improves diagnostic accuracy for subtle breast abnormalities.
    • Facilitates timely and appropriate treatment planning for breast cancer.
    • Enhances the utility of mammography and DBT in breast cancer detection.