Craniocaudal and mediolateral oblique.
A new technique called dual-energy contrast enhanced digital subtraction mammography is reported to find cancers that may be missed by conventional mammography.
A smaller focal spot size (around 0.1 mm) is typically used for magnification views in mammography. This helps to improve image sharpness and detail, especially when focusing on smaller areas of interest such as microcalcifications or architectural distortions in breast tissue.
Mammography and mastography are often used interchangeably, but mammography is the more widely accepted term in medical contexts. Mammography specifically refers to the X-ray imaging technique used to screen for and diagnose breast diseases, particularly breast cancer. Mastography, while technically correct, is less commonly used and may refer more broadly to imaging or studies related to the breast. Therefore, mammography is the preferred and more recognized term.
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The purpose of screening mammography is breast cancer detection.
In 2003, a new technique that introduces radiographic contrast into digital mammograms was proving useful at improving visibility of breast cancer in younger women.
Diagnostic mammography is used to evaluate an existing problem, such as a lump, discharge from the nipple, or unusual tenderness in one area.
The first mammography machine was designed by Raul Leborgne in 1966. Over the years, advancements in technology and design have led to improved mammography machines that are now widely used for breast cancer screening.