Titlebook: Breast Cancer Screening and Diagnosis; A Synopsis Mahesh K Shetty Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2015 breast, cancer, s

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Imaging of the Symptomatic Breast in the Young, Pregnant, or Lactating Woman,are referred to imaging for their breast complaints. Pregnant and lactating women form a unique subset of women in whom imaging is requested for symptoms. Clinical examination and imaging evaluation is a challenge due to physiologic changes in the breast related to pregnancy and lactation. Breast co

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Imaging Pathological Correlation in Breast Imaging,e from a screening mammogram should ideally range between 7 and 12 %. About one in four diagnostic recalls leads to an assignment of a BI-RADS 4 or 5 categories with a recommendation for biopsy leading to a cancer diagnosis in 25–35 % of cases that undergo biopsy. Screen-recalled cases with an asses

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The Postoperative Breast,gical changes following these interventions. These benign imaging findings may overlap with radiographic features of malignancy or obscure tumor recurrence. Awareness of normal postoperative imaging changes correlated with prior procedural history and time that has elapsed since those procedures is

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The Multidisciplinary Approach to Breast Cancer Management,ts. Correct staging and determination of the breast cancer subtype are critical to the development of appropriate treatment plans. In addition, consideration of the unique aspects of the patient’s history, physical examination, and family history are prerequisites for providing superior care. This c

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Design and Operation of a Comprehensive Breast Care Center, latest technology, along with multimodality imaging approach, open dialogue with staff and patients, and practical reproducible methods of operation, should be incorporated in order to achieve and maintain the highest level of patient care needed for breast cancer detection and diagnosis. The locat

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Emerging Technologies in Breast Imaging,cipating populations. However, despite its success, it remains an imperfect tool, especially in certain subsegments of patients. Some cohorts for which mammographic evaluation proves less sensitive include women with dense breasts, women with genetic predisposition to breast cancers, and women with

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Mary Kay Gumerlock,Edward A. Neuweltpropriate clinical management is to increase survival in high-risk women and decrease cost and complications in low-risk women. Women can be at high risk of developing breast cancer based on benign disease (like ADH and LCIS) as well as family history of cancer. While the former is determined by the

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