Fig. 6From: Breast MRI during pregnancy and lactation: clinical challenges and technical advancesGrowing fibroadenoma during lactation. DCE-MRI subtracted images of a 26Â years BRCA 1 carrier scanned twice within 18Â months of routine surveillance, before conception and during lactation are presented. On baseline MRI (a), a 1.3Â cm well-defined enhancing oval mass is visible on top of minimal background parenchymal enhancement (BPE 0). Yet, on follow-up during lactation, a 1.8Â cm is hardly visible on DCE, due to the marked physiological BPE (grade 3)Â (b). The lesion enlargement and a personal history of phyllodes tumor prompt a US-guided biopsy which reassured fibroadenoma histologyBack to article page