| A mammogram should be obtained for a suspicious discharge even though results are usually negative. |
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| If the lump is small and cannot be felt, your doctor may use a mammogram or ultrasound scan to find the lump and insert the needle. |
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| A 51-year-old woman underwent an excisional breast biopsy following detection of abnormal calcifications on a routine mammogram. |
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| Any sign of cancer should be communicated to the radiologist with the referral for a diagnostic mammogram. |
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| A whole-body bone scan showed no evidence of bony metastases, and a mammogram showed no evidence of malignancy. |
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| A screening mammogram is an X-ray of the breast to find any breast changes in women who have no signs of breast cancer. |
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| If you're going to a new facility for your mammogram, the radiologist will find it helpful if you bring prior mammograms along for comparison. |
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| Compare this MRI with a mammogram and an ultrasound, and you'll see what I mean. |
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| It was detected on a routine mammogram and was not detectable by ultrasound. |
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| If a new mammogram is similar to known cases of breast cancer, this would give reason for suspicion. |
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| A second mammogram was ordered in 1994 after I discovered a lump in the areola of my right breast, directly above the nipple. |
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| A screening mammogram enables detecting breast cancer sooner, which increases the odds of being successfully treated. |
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| It is therefore essential to spread awareness of the danger and provide universal access to professional mammogram testing. |
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| The issue of screening by mammogram, ultrasound scan, or indeed MRI has been raised. |
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| If every woman were to have a mammogram every two years, an additional 3 000 lives would be saved every year in France. |
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| Upon receiving the report of Mrs. Smith's mammogram, Dr. Prada asked Mrs. Smith to come in for a consultation. |
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| A woman whose life was saved by a mammogram would argue that such screenings should be the top priority, she says. |
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| A mammogram is a low dose X-ray of the breast tissue that provides detailed images of the breast from various angles. |
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| Breast cancer screening in all organized programs includes a bilateral two-view screening mammogram. |
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| Since you've had more than one mammogram, I'll ask you to focus primarily on your last mammogram. |
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| Before that time, only one third of the province's women over 50 years of age had ever had a mammogram. |
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| Thankfully, her cancer was caught rather early because of an assignment she had in early October in which she had mammogram done. |
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| As the mammogram issue reveals, representation is no longer a game of percentages. |
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| If in doubt, we can carry out a digital echogram and a mammogram to see if it is necessary to change the implants. |
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| Circumstances allowed her to get immediate attention, and she had a mammogram, ultrasound, consultation and lumpectomy within one week. |
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| Some signs of cancer appear, to the eye, similar to normal tissues on a mammogram. |
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| This sort of tumor, ductal carcinoma in situ is too small to feel but is visible in a mammogram. |
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| But women are being advised that breast cancer can be missed if the mammogram is not carried out correctly. |
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| Safe and highly accurate, a mammogram is an X-ray photograph of the breast. |
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| It has also set up a women's health check at Hadassah Hospital, which includes a mammogram, electrocardiography, bone density test and blood work. |
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| Screening detects cancer earlier, with three-quarters of eligible Scotswomen attending their mammogram. |
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| In addition, women in this age group would be self-referred and not need a referral from their doctor in order to have a mammogram every two years. |
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| In connection with the fight against cancer, all women between 50 and 69 years of age were entitled to a mammogram every two years free of charge. |
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| Also, I believe a woman diagnosed with breast cancer has to be put on an automatic recall for a yearly mammogram, otherwise, she may fall through the cracks. |
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| Women don't need a referral to receive a mammogram through this program. |
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| If you are between the ages of 50 and 69, you will automatically receive a letter from the Director of Public Health inviting you to have a mammogram at a designated screening centre. |
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| It is unacceptable that the majority of Canadian women over the age of 50 are still not getting a mammogram even though we know it can affect their length of life. |
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| With so many things that factor into your risk, it's important to catch any warning signs early with screenings such as a mammogram. |
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| The patient was a 55-year-old woman whose routine mammogram showed bilateral, diffuse densities with associated pleomorphic calcifications. |
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| Among women tested during the last 2 weeks of their' cycle, researchers found 24 cases in which the mammogram failed to detect tumors subsequently diagnosed as cancerous. |
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| Such areas include the apex of the lung, the axilla on a mammogram, sudden, severe headaches, the navicular bone, the head of the pancreas or the ovary. |
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| The hospital's departments have been provided with advanced technological equipment, for instance, PET-CT Scan, MRI, Ultrasonic mammogram, Fluoroscope, BMD, Cath. |
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| The study gives longer follow-up on nearly 90,000 women who had annual breast exams by a nurse to check for lumps plus a mammogram, or the nurse's breast exam alone. |
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