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Table 1.

Patient and lesion histopathology characteristics.

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Fig 1.

Pipeline for extracting the proposed T2w CAD features.

a) Steps involved in measuring Lesion-to-muscle signal intensity ratio (LMSIR). b) steps involved to predict LMSIR from T2w features.

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Fig 2.

Bland-Altman plot of the agreement between measured and predicted LMSIR as a CAD feature of relative T2w lesion intensity.

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Fig 3.

Receiver operating characteristic (ROC) and Area Under the Curves (AUC)—95% confidence-interval (CI) for each feature space.

Cross marks indicate optimal operating point (OP) and 95% CI of Sensitivity and Specificity.

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Table 2.

CAD performance according to feature groups.

Sensitivity and Specificity are reported at the optimal operating point of group 1 in ROC space.

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Table 3.

Bonferroni corrected p-values of AUC performance differences across groups.

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Fig 4.

Invasive ductal carcinoma in a 36-year old high risk woman appeared as a focal non-mass, with persistent enhancement (BI-RADS score 4).

a) T1w 4th post-contrast DCE-MRI. b) T2w MIR. c) zoomed progressive enhancement at each of the four post-contrast scans. d) zoomed lesion T2w appearance.

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Table 4.

Explanation of CAD classification output for lesion in Fig 4.

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Fig 5.

A benign fibroepithelial lesion with fibrocystic changes and hyperplasia in a 35-year old high risk woman. The lesion appeared as a circumscribed round mass, with smooth margins, rapid early enhancement and mild washout in delayed enhancement (BI-RADS score 4).

a) T1w 4th post-contrast DCE-MRI. b) T2w MIR. c) zoomed progressive enhancement at each of the four post-contrast scans. d) zoomed lesion T2w appearance.

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Table 5.

Explanation of CAD classification output for lesion in Fig 5.

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