<p>Introduction&mdash;The Normal Breast: Comparative Subgross Anatomy and Mammography<br>Chapter 1: Pattern I<br>Chapter 2: Pattern II<br>Chapter 3: Pattern III<br>Chapter 4: Pattern IV<br>Chapter 5: Pattern V<br>Chapter 6: Finding Breast Cancer When It Is Still Small: Rationale and Scientific Evidence<br>Chapter 7: Finding Breast Cancer When It Is Still Small: Use of Systematic Viewing Methods<br>Chapter 8: Large-Section Histology of the Breast<br>Chapter 9: Mammography Positioning Technique</p>

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