●Target Audience: general radiologists. ●Determine what constitutes normal breast tissue on computed tomography (CT) of the chest. ●Accurately identify normal from abnormal breast findings. ●Understand which CT findings should warrant suspicion. ●Understand CT findings of common benign breast lesions.

The normal breast on chest CT. Common characteristics of benign breast lesions. CT examples of benign breast lesions. Common characteristics of malignant lesions. CT examples of incidentally discovered and known malignantbreast lesions. Review of current literature for the analysis of incidental breast findings on CT. Recommendations for further work-up.

I. Desai; Los Angeles/US - nothing to disclose F. Urdaneta; Los Angeles/US - nothing to disclose S. Chen; Los Angeles/US - nothing to disclose C. Hassani; Los Angeles/US - nothing to disclose

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