MRI
Supine Position Better Informs Surgeons About Tumor Size and Location Before Lumpectomy for Breast Cancer
July 14, 2016Considerable deformity of the breast and tumor position occur when placing patients in the prone (face down) position to obtain pre-operative MRI of the breast, compared with placing patients in the supine (face up) position.
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