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Table 1.

Clincal characteristics of breast cancer and inflammatory breast diseases.

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Figure 1.

A 50 year-old woman in the breast cancer group.

A painful mass was found in the right breast for 2 weeks. Pathology: invasive ductal carcinoma. T1-weighted contrast-enhanced MRI (108 s) reveals a rim-enhanced mass with a thin wall, an irregular shape and a spiculated margin.

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Figure 2.

A 44 year-old woman in the inflammatory breast diseases group.

A painful mass was found in the right breast for 3 days. Pathology: inflamed dilated ducts with cyst formation. T1-weighted contrast-enhanced MRI (108 s) reveals a rim-enhanced mass with a thin wall, an oval shape, internal septa (arrowhead), and a smooth margin.

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Table 2.

MRI findings of breast cancer and inflammatory breast diseases.

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A 26 year-old woman in the breast cancer group.

A painful mass was found in the right breast for 2 months. Pathology: invasive ductal carcinoma. A. T1-weighted contrast-enhanced MRI (108 s) reveals a rim-enhanced mass with a thick wall and smooth margin. B. STIR indicates the prepectoral edema (arrows) and partial of the non-enhancing central part corresponding to contrast-enhanced MRI presents as hyperintensity. C. The mass shows peripheral hyperintensity on DWI. D. The corresponding ADC map shows the ADC value of the wall is 1.04×10−3 mm2/s, the central part, 2.70×10−3 mm2/s.

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A 27 year-old woman in the inflammatory breast diseases group.

A painful mass was found in the left breast for 1 month during breastfeeding. Pathology: lactating abscess. A. T1-weighted contrast-enhanced MRI (108 s) reveals a rim-enhanced mass with irregular margin. B. STIR indicates no prepectoral edema and the non-enhancing central part corresponding to contrast-enhanced MRI presents as hyperintensity. C. The mass shows central hyperintensity on DWI. D. The corresponding ADC map shows the ADC value of the wall is 1.33×10−3 mm2/s, the central part, 0.861×10−3 mm2/s.

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Table 3.

DWI features and ADC values of the rim-enhanced mass between the two groups.

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Table 4.

Multivariate analysis of age, thickness of the wall, shape, internal enhancing septa, TIC, AVS, and axillary lymphadenopathy between the two groups.

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