Titlebook: Early Detection of Breast Cancer; Sam Brünner,Bent Langfeldt,Paul E. Andersen Book 1984 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1984 Cancer Scre

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Hypothetical Breast Cancer Risk from Mammography, risk from mammography. This chapter will review and analyze these studies in order to quantitate the hypothetical risk. The chapter that follows will compare this risk to the expected benefit from mammography. These analyses are not abstract exercises. The conclusions they draw could influence the

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Bilateral Breast Carcinoma,e breast (Egan 1976; Haagensen 1971; Gutter 1976; Leis et al. 1965), and mammography contributes greatly to the detection of these lesions (Egan 1976; Gutter 1976). It is of significant prognostic value and imperative in clinical management to distinguish between bilateral primary carcinomas and met

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The Radiographic Appearance of Normal and Metastatic Axillary Lymph Nodes, the most common discrete mass found in the breast (Wolfe 1977). They may be located anywhere in the breast but occur most often in its axillary tail. 2. The preoperative assessment of lymphatic dissemination in breast cancer is of prime importance for the classification and proper planning of treat

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Evaluation of New Imaging Procedures for Breast Cancer,forefront of this effort because of accumulating evidence that early detection improves prognosis and because of the demonstrated ability of mammography to detect cancer at nonpalpable stage (Baker et al. 1982). Its widespread use has been tempered by the issue of possible risk from low doses of ion

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Special Techniques in Mammography,re several specific factors that limit image quality and the ultimate sensitivity of the examination. In many instances, the objects (calcifications, soft-tissue masses, etc.) associated with pathologic processes produce low-contrast images which might be near the threshold of visibility. Therefore,

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Enhanced-Image Mammography,a. The procedure is easy to implement and requires no additional exposure. Perception of low-contrast objects is improved by eliminating extreme light- and dark-image areas. Contrast of structures within certain portions of the breast is increased by compression into the high-contrast portion of the