Another spirited debate has ensued over the benefits of breast cancer screening, 1 freshly
stimulated by the recent publication of the 25-year follow-up results of the Canadian …

This issue of Radiology features a retrospective review from Caumo and colleagues
comparing participant outcomes before and after the introduction of tomosynthesis in a …

Mammography has two well-known limitations related to overlapping tissues inherent in the
twodimensional technique—the masking of lesions and the production of pseudolesions …

Ho and colleagues1 examine whether use of digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT), termed 3D
mammography by some clinicians and patients, is associated with a lower probability of …

Methods| The protocol was approved by institutional review boards of participating
institutions with a waiver of informed consent. Screening performance metrics from 13 US …

Over 40 million women between the ages of 40 to 75 years (66% of women in this age
group) will undergo screening mammography this year in the United States, at an estimated …

Importance Mammography plays a key role in early breast cancer detection. Single-
institution studies have shown that adding tomosynthesis to mammography increases …

Little in population health practice has received more scrutiny than mammography
screening, and the relentless debate around breast cancer (BC) screening is unlikely to fade …

Benefits of screening mammography have been proven with seven randomized controlled
trials demonstrating a significant decrease in mortality when women are screened …

To determine the best screening modality for breast cancer, a large randomized clinical trial
is underway to compare the mammographic accuracy between the standard digital and …