Ngoc Le

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Breast sonographer and mammographer

Breast sonographer and mammographer at Breast Imaging Victoria

Case study: diagnosing an incidental imaging-detected breast lesion

A 36-year-old female attended review with her GP after self-detecting a right breast mass.

Case study: diagnosing an incidental imaging-detected breast lesion

A 36-year-old female attended review with her GP after self-detecting a right breast mass.

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Ngoc Le

Breast sonographer and mammographer

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Case study: diagnosing an incidental imaging-detected breast lesion

A 36-year-old female attended review with her GP after self-detecting a right breast mass.

Case study: diagnosing an incidental imaging-detected breast lesion

A 36-year-old female attended review with her GP after self-detecting a right breast mass.

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Breast sonographer and mammographer

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Case study: diagnosing an incidental imaging-detected breast lesion

A 36-year-old female attended review with her GP after self-detecting a right breast mass.

Case study: diagnosing an incidental imaging-detected breast lesion

A 36-year-old female attended review with her GP after self-detecting a right breast mass.

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Dr Chrys Pulle provides practical and evidence-based recommendations on how best these behavioural and psychological symptoms can be assessed and managed.