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Material and methods MR images of 100 patients with enhancing breast lesions (64 malignant, 36 benign) obtained before and repeatedly after intravenous injection of Gd-DOTA were evaluated. Signal intensity of lesions (SIlesion) and breast (SIbreast) were measured and TIC obtained. Relative signal intensity of the lesion was calculated as (SIlesion-SIbreast)/SIbreast and plotted versus time to obtain relative TIC. Four parameters were evaluated for diagnosis of carcinoma: peak enhancement (PE), initial enhancement slope (S), time-topeak (TTP), and washout ratio (WO). Comparison of parameter performance on TIC and relative TIC has been done by the Student’s T test and the Receiver-Operator Curve (ROC) analysis.

Relative time-intensity curve: a new method to differentiate benign and malignant lesions on breast MRI