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“MRI can see through the density of the breast,” Dr. Napoletano says. “Unlike mammogram, there’s very little compression involved, just enough to keep the breast steady.”

Here’s how it works: The patient receives an IV to allow introduction of gadolinium, a contrast agent. She lies face down on a special table with an opening for the breasts and a coil that transmits radio frequency signals. The table is slid into a cylinder where a powerful magnetic field helps to produce images.

“Because breast cancers have a rich blood supply, tumors light up on MRI,” Dr. Napoletano says.

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