This comprehensive, practice-oriented reference is essential for the latest techniques in breast ultrasound, featuring updated guidelines for quality control and an expanded chapter on 3D scanning. With over 700 high-quality images, including 100 new ones, the book effectively illustrates pathology concepts and diagnostic techniques. It is organized into three main sections to help radiologists, residents, and sonographers of varying expertise quickly find relevant topics. The Basic Course introduces fundamental principles of breast ultrasound, covering equipment selection and standard examination protocols. It reviews sonographic anatomy of the breast and axilla, interprets and manages common benign and malignant lesions, and includes a new chapter on the American College of Radiology's Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System (BI-RADS®), detailing the lexicon and categories for feature analysis and quality assurance. The Intermediate Course provides guidelines for feature analysis in lesion findings, discusses the complementary roles of ultrasound, mammography, and clinical evaluation, and addresses various pathological conditions. It features diagnostic checklists aligned with BI-RADS® categories, enabling clinicians to identify patterns associated with specific abnormalities for effective patient management. The Advanced Course offers the latest insights on image-guided interventions, enhancing the clinician's ability t
