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Are Mammograms Safe? Understanding Radiation Exposure and Precautions

Professional Radiology

Mammograms are a crucial diagnostic tool that helps doctors detect early signs of breast cancer and other breast-related issues. However, many patients have concerns about radiation exposure and the potential risks involved. As the leading diagnostic imaging radiology center in El Paso, patient care and safety are our top priorities.

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Surveillance may be used for DBT-detected architectural distortions

AuntMinnie

Researchers led by Derek Nguyen, MD, from Duke University in Durham, NC, found that for architectural distortions found by DBT alone with no ultrasound correlate, the malignancy rate was 0% for distortions without atypia versus 20% for distortions with atypia on core needle biopsy. No ultrasound correlate was identified (not shown).

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Understanding Breast Density and the Impact of the New FDA Requirement: How Aidoc and ScreenPoint Support MQSA Compliance

Aidoc

Why Breast Density Matters in Cancer Screening Dense breast tissue affects screening in two key ways: Reduced Visibility : Dense tissue appears white on mammograms, as do tumors, making it harder to detect abnormalities. Inter-radiologist Variation : Assessments can vary up to 33% 1 when different radiologists interpret the same mammograms.

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Breakthroughs in breast cancer screening technologies

AuntMinnie

For dense-breasted patients requiring supplemental imaging, MRI remains a valuable option that is not limited by breast density and is shown to be more sensitive than mammography at finding breast cancer. vi Investigations continue of this newer imaging modality, which has the potential to positively benefit patients with dense breasts.

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Why do I need my Prior Images for a Mammogram?

Clermont Radiology

Maybe you have recently moved, changed doctors, or have new insurance and now, are going to a different imaging center for your annual mammogram. Either way, the new imaging center will very often request that you provide the images from your previous mammograms. In this case, the radiologist may recommend a diagnostic mammogram.

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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Professional Radiology

They include digital breast exams (DBE), clinical breast exams (CBE), self-examination, 3D mammograms, MRI and CT scans, ultrasound, blood tests, diagnostic imaging, and biopsies. Our entire staff is committed to exceptional patient care. It is up to you and your doctor to decide what is right for you.

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How MHRG helped Clinic at the Mall, Uganda provide high quality and personalized patient care possible to its people

Manipal Hospitals Radiology Group

With an X-ray, Ultrasound, Mammogram and CT scan at our disposal, we needed to have a radiologist who could read all these modalities, and give us results in the shortest time possible to enable us to give the best medical care possible” she says. MHRG devised a 24/7 remote radiology solution for the Clinic.