When it comes to imaging procedures like these (as well as CT scans, ultrasounds, etc.) many patients feel a certain amount of anxiety over this radiation exposure. But did you know that you’re actually exposed to regular doses of radiation in your daily life? Let’s take a look at some of these sources and put things into perspective.
5 Tips On How To Prepare For A Mammogram
Thermography vs Mammography: Which Is Better For Breast Cancer Detection?
In 2019, it was estimated that about 30% of diagnosed cancers in women were breast cancer. The good news is that breast cancer screening methods have made important advances in ensuring more women and men have a fighting chance against the disease. In this article, we will discuss two of the most common methods of breast cancer screening: thermography and mammography and which is better for breast cancer detection.
Am I Too Young For A Mammogram?
The most commonly discussed women’s imaging topic is what is the best time for women to undergo their first mammogram. Since breast screenings are the first step to fighting breast cancer, mammography plays an important role in finding breast cancer during its early stages and successfully treating it. Breast Cancer Awareness starts knowing when to start scheduling annual mammogram screenings.
What Is Women's Imaging?
Within the field of radiology there are a number of subspecialties that dive into specific imaging techniques and diagnosis. When it comes to women’s imaging, the name may sound obvious, but chances are you don’t know everything that goes into this important subdivision of radiology. Below, we will discuss everything you need to know about women’s imaging including what it is, common women’s imaging procedures, and what diseases women’s imaging can diagnose.
How Breast Density Determines The Best Breast Screening Test
At Bay Imaging Consultants, we stress the importance of regular mammograms and breast screenings. While mammograms are the standard for breast imaging, factors may play a role into whether or not additional imaging tests are needed. Breast MRI and ultrasound are often suggested for women at risk of breast cancer, which includes women with high breast density. Here’s a closer look at how breast density affects which screening test is best for you.