Purpose: To evaluate the indications and impact of MRI of the breast as an assessment
modality in population-based mammography screening. Materials and Methods: 135 …

OBJECTIVE. In July 2011, the provincial government of Ontario, Canada, approved funding
for the addition of annual breast MRI to mammography screening for all women 30–69 years …

OBJECTIVE: To establish the diagnostic impact of breast magnetic resonance imaging
(MRI), on the management of cases in our mammographic screening programme …

In the early 2000s, important studies such as the Dutch MRISC trial and the British MARIBS
trial showed convincingly that breast MRI is, much better than mammography, capable of …

Multiple studies in the first decade of the 21st century have established contrast‐enhanced
breast MRI as a screening modality for women with a hereditary or familial increased risk for …

Multiple studies have demonstrated screening mammography's ability to decrease mortality
in average risk women. It is also recognized that women at high risk for breast cancer who …

Contrast‐enhanced breast MRI is a standard evidence‐based component of supplemental
screening in conjunction with mammography for higher‐risk populations because of its high …

Breast cancer is diagnosed in over one million women worldwide every year. Until breast
cancer can be prevented, early detection offers the best chance for cure. Mammographic …

Several reports in the literature have demonstrated a promising role for MR imaging when
used as an adjunct to mammography for the detection and diagnosis of breast cancer. There …

In this chapter, we first provide an overview of the general context given by screening
mammography in the general female population, including the hot debate about its harm-to …