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Incidental findings of breast abnormalities from cross-sectional imaging (CT and PET-CT) are a relatively common source of referral for breast assessment at our unit. We sought to describe and quantify our local experience of these referrals and to determine which cross-sectional imaging findings were more predictive of malignancy.

Local experience of referral for breast assessment resulting from incidental findings on CT and PET-CT studies over a 5-year period