Increasing numbers of women are seeking evaluation of screen-detected breast
abnormalities, and more women with breast cancer are living with the consequences of …

This chapter reviews the most commonly used imaging modalities in the screening and
diagnosis of breast diseases. Topics discussed include characteristic benign and malignant …

Although mammography remains the most widely used tool for the early detection of breast
cancers and evaluation of palpable abnormalities, a number of other imaging tools are …

This book presents the current trends and practices in breast imaging. Topics include
mammographic interpretation; breast ultrasound; breast MRI; management of the …

Imaging plays a central role in the detection and assessment of breast cancer. Breast cancer
screening programmes have been well established, as even in the era of modern therapies …

The practice of breast imaging has transitioned through a wide variety of technologic
advances from the early days of direct-exposure film mammography to xeromammography …

Breast cancer detection has improved over decades with increasingly advanced technology,
including digital breast tomosynthesis, breast MR imaging, and ultrasound. Breast imaging …

The regular use of high-quality mammography on asymptomatic women enables most
breast cancers to be detected in the preclinical phase. Earlier detection dramatically …

The adoption of mammographic service screening has led to decreased mortality from
breast cancer due primarily to the detection of smaller, earlier stage cancers. Advances in …

The past several decades have witnessed tremendous advances in breast cancer
management. As recently as 15 years ago, a palpable breast mass was routinely …