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Breast imaging

Initial work-up for a woman presenting with a lesion or symptoms suggestive of breast cancer should include a careful history, physical examination of the breast, three-dimensional mammography, and possibly other breast imaging techniques such as ultrasound. Most (80% to 85%) breast cancers can be visualized on a mammogram as a mass, a cluster of calcifications, or a combination of both. Breast biopsy is indicated for... [Pg.1307]

Initial workup for a woman presenting with a localized lesion or suggestive symptoms should include a careful history, physical examination of the breast, three-dimensional mammography, and, possibly, other breast imaging techniques such as ultrasound. [Pg.692]

Kalorama Information. 641 Avenue of the Americas, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10011, North American Adjunctive Breast Imaging and Automated Biopsy Equipment Mar-ketsrk, NY 10011, U.S.A. Phone +1 212-807-2660, Fax +1 212-807-2676. URL http //www.kaloramainformation.com. Devotes its business intelligence and market research to the life sciences. Recent titles include The Worldwide Market for Catheters 2004 Update, The U.S. Market for Interventional Radiology Markets, The U.S. Market for Molecular Diagnostics, and Cardiovascular Disease The 45+ Market in the United States for Drugs and Medical Devices. [Pg.288]

Another diagnostic kit for the preparation of Tc-sestamibi is Miraluma, approved for breast imaging (Bristol-Myers Squibb 2001). [Pg.237]

Breast imaging in patients with an abnormal mammogram... [Pg.238]

Rest and stress scintigraphy 1-1.5 h after the intravenous injection Breast imaging Planar imaging is begun 5-10 min postinjection... [Pg.238]

Breast imaging. Another diagnostic purpose is the investigation of patients suspected of breast cancer, particularly patients with an abnormal mammogram or a palpable breast mass (Imbriaco et al. 2001 Palmedo et al. 1996 and 1998). [Pg.239]

Miraluma breast imaging is performed 10 min after the intravenous injection of 555 MBq (15 mCi) of Tc-sestamibi in the arm contralateral to the site of the breast... [Pg.239]

Ntziachristos, N. and Chance, B. 2001, Breast imaging technology Probing physiology and molecular function using optical imaging- applications to breast cancer. Breast Cancer Research 3, 41-46... [Pg.400]

An optical patient interface is shown right. The system can be used for brain and breast imaging. Applications are described in [222, 223, 224, 225,234, 444]. [Pg.108]

Quality assurance (QA) refers to all systematic activities undertaken by the breast imaging staff to ensure bigh-quality mammography (Hogge 1999). [Pg.55]

Carl J. Vyborny Translational Laboratory for Breast Imaging Research, Department of Radiology and Committee on Medical Physics, The University of Chicago, 5841 S. Maryland Avenue, MC-2026, Chicago, IL 60637, USA... [Pg.85]

Although CADe systems have been in use clinically for more than 10 years, there is still much needed research ongoing to improve the performance of the CADe schemes, to examine new uses of CADe, to establish CADx as a useful clinical tool, and application of CADe and CADx to new breast imaging modalities. These will be briefly discussed here. [Pg.99]

Getty DJ, Pickett RM, D Orsi CJ, et al (1988) Enhanced interpretation of diagnostic images. Invest Radiol 23 240-252 Giger ML (1993) Computer-aided diagnosis. In Haus AG, Yaffe MJ (eds) Syllabus a categorical course in Physics. Technical aspects of breast imaging. RSNA Publications, Oak Brook, IL,pp 272-298... [Pg.103]

Hall FM (2007) Breast imaging and computer-aided detection. N Engl J Med 356 1464-1466... [Pg.104]

Fig. 7.3. Schematic of the useful visual field as a mam-mographer scans a breast image. The useful visual field the white circle) extends about 2.5° from the center of the axis of gaze... Fig. 7.3. Schematic of the useful visual field as a mam-mographer scans a breast image. The useful visual field the white circle) extends about 2.5° from the center of the axis of gaze...
Figure 7.4 shows a typical scanning pattern of a mammographer searching a breast image. Each dot represents a fixation or where the eye directs foveal vision. The lines represent saccades or the jumps that the eyes make between fixations and reflect the order in which the fixations were generated. [Pg.113]


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