In this study we compared the image quality of a synchrotron radiation (SR) breast computed
tomography (BCT) system with a clinical BCT in terms of contrast-to-noise ratio (CNR) …

For a century, clinical X-ray imaging has visualised only the attenuation properties of tissue,
which fundamentally limits the contrast, particularly in soft tissues like the breast. Imaging …

Objective To investigate the optimal acquisition time of contrast-enhanced cone-beam
breast-CT (CBBCT) for best discrimination of breast lesion malignancy and whether contrast …

Purpose: Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women in developing and developed
countries and is responsible for 15% of women's cancer deaths worldwide. Conventional …

Although the mortality rate of breast cancer has been reduced with the introduction of
screening mammography, many women undergo unnecessary subsequent examinations …

Rationale and objectives Breast cancer represents the leading cause of death from cancer
in women worldwide. Early detection of breast tumours improves the prognosis and survival …

Aims and objectives Cone-beam breast-CT (CBBCT) is a novel breast imaging technique
that provides isotropic 3D images with high contrast resolution. The diagnostic superiority of …

Contrast-enhanced mammography (CEM) is an imaging technique that uses iodinated
contrast medium to improve visualization of breast lesions and assessment of tumor …

The application of x-rays for breast imaging followed some 18 years after the discovery of x-
rays by Conrad Wilhelm Röntgen, 1 followed by several generations of technical …

Contrast-enhanced mammography (CEM) is a new breast imaging technique. CEM provides
morphologic (mammography) and functional information obtained after the injection of …