What Does Breast MRI with Contrast Show? (Breast MRI Scan Images). Breast MRI with contrast shows images of the breast, heart, lungs, and torso region that highlight abnormalities that may lie within the breast tissue such as enlarged mammary nodes, atypical hyperplasia and spiculated mass. Breast MRI scans provide clear images of the pectoral muscles, adipose tissue, lobules, milk ducts, and mammary nodes. The liver, lungs, heart and mediastinum are also visible during a breast MRI scan. This allows doctors the opportunity to diagnose incidental findings such as liver cysts, hemangiomas, metastasis and other lesions. Breast MRI scans are often used in conjunction with mammography and ultrasound scans to provide an accurate diagnosis of breast cancer.
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