Marton Lanyi, whose career is filled with important contributions to mammographic diagnosis based on insight, fascinating case material, and elegant histopathologic correlation of imaging findings, is one of mammography's great pioneers.

From the reviews: From the New England Journal of Medicine 4/29/2004: ".. regales the reader with the insights. of one of mammography's great pioneers .. For the reader with a solid background in mammography, this book is a treasure .. the coverage on calcifications is wonderful. the true lessons are the images." "Lanyi presents a comprehensive and well-organized review of mammography and clinical breast disease that is correlated with updated concepts of breast disease richly illustrated with 400 figures. ... All sections are richly supplemented with high-quality illustrations ... . The chapters are also comprehensive ... . The book is well written, and new concepts of breast disease are presented ... . This book would work well as an introductory text, a reference text, or a teaching tool." (Suzanne Mastin, Radiology, April, 2005) "Mammography: Diagnosis and Pathological Analysis is designed for readers with a solid understanding of breast diseases and breast imaging. ... Overall ... is a good book. It should be an educational asset for upper-level radiology residents and fellows in breast imaging and breast pathology. With an extensive index and a lengthy list of references at the end of each chapter, the book is a valuable resource. The book would be a good addition to most radiology departmental libraries." (Parul Patel and Gary J. Whitman, The Journal of Nuclear Medicine, Vol. 48 (1), January, 2007)

• 1 The Healthy Breast.- Normal and Abnormal Development.- Anatomy of the Ducts and Lobules.- Other Components of the Breast.- Physiologic and Nonphysiologic Changes and Breast Composition.- The Male Breast.- References.- 2 Lesions of the Terminal Ducts and Lobules.- Distention of the Acini.- Proliferation of the Intralobular Connective Tissue.- Epithelial Changes in the Terminal Ductal Lobular Unit.- Degenerative, Metaplastic, and Sarcomatous Changes in Proliferating Intralobular Connective Tissue.- References.- 3 Lesions of the Ductal System.- Abnormal Nipple Discharge, Duct Ectasia.- Ductal Epithelial Proliferation and Neoplasia.- References.- 4 Simultaneous Lobular and Intraductal Changes.- Mastopathy (Fibrocystic Change).- Lobular Cancerization.- References.- 5 Malignant and Benign Lobular and Ductal Lesions with Perifocal Reactions.- Lesions Associated with Pronounced Reactive Fibrosis.- Tumorlike Form of Sclerosing Adenosis, Periductal Fibrosis, Radial Scar, and Tubular Carcinoma.- Lesions Associated with Scant Reactive Fibrosis.- Skin Changes Associated with Invasive Carcinomas.- References.- 6 Lesions That Arise Outside the Ducts and Lobules.- Diseases of the Skin and Subcutaneous Tissue.- Fatty Tissue Changes.- Fibrotic Changes.- Acute Mastitis.- Granulomatous Stromal Changes.- Vascular Changes.- Granular Cell Tumor.- Metastases to the Breast.- Lymph Node Changes.- Sarcomas.- Lymphopoietic and Hematopoietic Tumors.- Foreign Bodies in the Breast.- References.- 7 Diseases of the Male Breast.- Lobular Changes.- Intraductal Proliferative Changes.- Intraductal and Intralobular Changes with Perifocal Reactions.- Lesions That Arise Outside the Ducts.- Gynecomastia.- References.- Sources for Illustrations.