Breast Screening
Vital for the early detection of breast cancer. There are several different types of breast screening tests, such as a clinical breast examination, breast mammogram, breast ultrasound and MRI.
The purpose of breast cancer screening is to find breast cancer early, before any symptoms can develop.
Clinical Breast Examination
A clinical breast examination is a physical examination of the breast performed by a health care professional during breast screening.
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Mammogram Screening
Mammography is the process of using low-dose amplitude X-rays to screen the breast.
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3D Mammography
Also called breast tomosynthesis or simply “Tomo” is an advanced form of mammography which involves taking images of the breast in slices.
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Breast Biopsy
A breast biopsy is when a small sample of breast tissue is removed from the breast and sent to a lab for breast cancer screening.
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Breast Cancer Pathology Report
A breast cancer pathology report is a medical document written by a pathologist. The pathology report specifies a breast cancer diagnosis.