1) Provide an overview of the changes recently implemented in the 5th edition of the Breast Imaging-Reporting and Data System (BI-RADS).
2) Present a variety of cases to highlight the changes in the reporting of mammography, breast ultrasound, & magnetic resonance imaging.
1) Mammography:
• Removal of percentages from breast composition
• A lobular mass is now oval
• Isodensity re-termed equal density
• Developing asymmetry added
• Calcifications are benign or suspicious, without “intermediate” or “high” probability of malignancy
• Eggshell calcifications encompassed by rim calcifications
• Clustered calcifications re-termed grouped
2) Ultrasound:
• Inclusion of tissue composition
• A lobular mass is now oval
• Re-categorization of margins to circumscribed & not circumscribed
• Description of breast elasticity
3) MRI:
• Non-mass-like enhancement re-termed non-mass enhancement (NME)
• A lobular mass is now oval
• Mass margins reclassified into circumscribed & not circumscribed
• Internal enhancement of a mass no longer includes enhancing septations & central enhancement
• Ductal enhancement now incorporated into linear distribution of NME
• Internal enhancement of NME no longer includes reticular/dendritic & stippled/punctate but clustered ring has been added
4) Uncoupling of assessment & management recommendation.
Choudhery, S,
Seiler, S,
Tilting the Atlas: A Discussion of the Changes between the 4th and 5th Editions of BI-RADS. Radiological Society of North America 2014 Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting, - ,Chicago IL.
http://archive.rsna.org/2014/14012210.html