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Tomografía Computarizada de Fotones con Mapeo de Yodo en Decúbito Prono para Diferenciar Masas Mamarias: Un Estudio

Caroline Wilpert, Martin Peter Pichotka, Moises Felipe Molina-Fuentes

Investigative radiology

|December 24, 2025

Resumen

La TC de fotones (PC-CT) con mapeo de yodo diferencia con precisión las masas mamarias malignas de las benignas. Esta técnica, que utiliza posicionamiento sin compresión, mejora la localización y cuantificación de las lesiones, sirviendo como un valioso complemento a la RM para la estadificación.

Conclusiones:

La TC de fotones en decúbito prono con mapeo de yodo proporciona una localización, cuantificación y diferenciación precisas de las masas mamarias malignas y benignas.
El posicionamiento sin compresión mejora la precisión de la localización, lo que convierte a la TC de fotones en un complemento potencial de la RM en la estadificación del cáncer de mama.
Se recomienda el uso combinado de reconstrucciones de yodo y postcontraste para una evaluación integral.

Palabras clave:

TC mama RM mamaria cáncer de mama mapeo de yodo oncología TC de fotones imagenología espectral

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