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Amazing lecture. Thank you

You explained the topic very easily...thank you

2nd case name??

Excellent work 🙏🥰❤️

I got a follow up ultrasound. Got a bi-rad 4c-- core biopsy. Scheduled for Feb. 9th

Weldone

Excellent cases

As a newbie I really appreciate the clarity of this presentation. Thanks!

Great lecture

Thank you. Great lecture

Excellent review

I had a call back last week they found focal asymmetries in both breasts, Tuesday I will have another mammogram and ultrasound.

this is helpful explanation of BI-RADS and what to look for and how to differentiate one type of mass from another. I do take issue not telling them the true BI-RADS finding because it infantilizes them. Your intent not to worry them may be kind, but It's their body and they have a right to know and to decide whether to worry or not. I can tell you this - they will not worry if you do a good job on patient education and explain the BI-RADS findings as you have done here. In fact, a comment from a patient below indicates how helpful this is. please do not assume patients will not understand. I spent 10 years in medical education working with physicians on patient communication and teaching skills in clinical settings of all kinds including OB/GYN, surgery, and the ED. I have seen doctors do an amazing job explaining imaging in plain terms so patients understand and do not needlessly worry. It really is not up to you to withhold information from a patient. I think that's an ethical issue.

Thank you very much good lecture.

Found a lump a week ago, on a Saturday. Went to the doctor Monday, she found 2. Getting a diagnostic mammogram this Thursday. This is so informative to me, thank you! The one I noticed is about the size of a skittle or a M&M. The additional one she found was very tender and seemed to be an inflamed lymph node. I really hope I get a radiologist as educated as you. And books don’t teach you everything, experience speaks volumes! Thank you!

Annoying speaker. Unclear rambling makes her sound drunk. It's a pity since her information is fantastic.

Amazing!thank you!,

thank you very much

Lots of very useful information in this lecture. Thank you.

Outstanding review!!

This was vary practical, concise, useful lecture. Thank you very much.

Thank you for this excellent lecture!

Thank you for ur hard work...you save so many women

thank you very much...

excellent, thanks!!

Can you grow desmoid tumors after thyroidectomy?

Thank you very much, It is very good review 💐

What about the fact that cysts, while they may be non-cancerous, cause real pain on the surrounding structures of the neck. Even the tiny mm cysts cause pain. I’ve talked to so many people with 3-6mm cysts and my cyst is 3mm and it feels awful in the area the cyst is. I have no other problems. No thyroiditis, I have a healthy thyroid function, and all is fine. Except for this damn cyst. I wish the medical community could do something.

Excellent mam... deep insight on a seemingly common occurring pathology like fibroids .. thanks a lot !

Wow .

good stuff, thanks!

so good, many thanks

Sweet lecture! Thanks!

dear Dr.sarah Nielson...thank you so much for such an informative lecture...could you please suggest good books for mammo and mri..thank you!

does the PSV grading of stenosis apply for cases with stent implanted (where high PSV noted adjacent/ within stent site) ?

thank. u, very, interesting!!!

Informative and practical thankyou

Thank you!

thank you so much for your effort

very good lecture , thanks