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Interplay of BMI and volumetric breast density measures and breast cancer risk for black and white women. [PDF]

Breast Cancer Res
Mahmoud MA, Winham SJ, Scott CG, Ehsan S, Norman AD, Jensen MR, Conant EF, Kerlikowske KM, Kontos D, Vachon CM, McCarthy AM.   +10 more
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Impact of population based breast density notification: multisite parallel arm randomised controlled trial in BreastScreen.

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Nickel B, Ormiston-Smith N, Cvejic E, Isautier J, Hammerton L, Baker K, Legerton P, Vardon P, McInally Z, Robertson S, McCaffery K, Houssami N.   +11 more
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Racial Differences in Screening Eligibility by Breast Density After State-Level Insurance Expansion.

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Mahmoud MA, Ehsan S, Ginzberg SP, Domchek SM, Nathanson KL, Conant EF, Kontos D, Chen J, Edmonds CE, Fayanju OM, McCarthy AM.   +10 more
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Changes in breast density

Medical Imaging 2019: Image Perception, Observer Performance, and Technology Assessment, 2019
Purpose: To measure changes in breast density in a screening population. Method: Unprocessed mammograms were collected for 8,268 women (6034 and 2234 women with two and three sequential screening rounds respectively) with normal breasts (routine recall), from the OPTIMAM image database.
Lucy M. Warren, Mark D. Halling-Brown, Louise S. Wilkinson, Rosalind M. Given-Wilson, Rita McAvinchey, Matthew G. Wallis, David R. Dance, K. C. Young   +7 more
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Comparison of Subregional Breast Density with Whole Breast Density

2010
The purpose of this paper is to compare subregional breast density and whole breast density and their association with breast cancer risk The film mammograms of 278 cases and 834 age and ethnicity-matched controls were digitized and analyzed using single-energy x-ray absorptiometry (SXA) The subregion was a 3-cm diameter circle centered in the breast ...
Serghei Malkov, Lin Ma, Karla Kerlikowske, Jeff Wang, Steve Cummings, John Shepherd 0002   +5 more
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Automated Volumetric Mammographic Breast Density Measurements May Underestimate Percent Breast Density for High-density Breasts

Academic Radiology, 2017
The purpose of this study was to evaluate discrepancy in breast composition measurements obtained from mammograms using two commercially available software methods for systematic trends in overestimation or underestimation compared to magnetic resonance-derived measurements.An institutional review board-approved, Health Insurance Portability and ...
Kareem Rahbar, Albert Gubern-Merida, James T. Patrie, Jennifer A. Harvey   +3 more
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Breast density: the trend in breast cancer screening

Breast Cancer, 2015
The primary modality for breast cancer screening is mammography. Recent investigations, however, have indicated that an insufficient number of life-threatening cases have been detected by mammography while mammography can often results in a large number of overdiagnoses.
Youichi, Machida, Mitsuhiro, Tozaki, Akiko, Shimauchi, Tamiko, Yoshida   +3 more
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The Breast Density Conundrum

Radiology, 2013
Standardized auditing for all imaging modalities is important because cross-modality comparisons are accurate and clinically meaningful, which is especially relevant when judging the relative strengths and limitations of supplementary screening using those of the various modalities.
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Classification of Breast Tissue Density

2020
Breast density classification plays an important role in breast cancer screening. Radiologists visually evaluate mammograms to classify it according to breast tissue density. In this work, automatic breast tissue density classification is presented which consists of preprocessing of mammograms, breast tissue segmentation, feature extraction from the ...
Kanchan Lata Kashyap, Manish Kumar Bajpai, Pritee Khanna   +2 more
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Breast Density and the Risk of Breast Cancer

New England Journal of Medicine, 2002
There is great variation among women in the density of breast parenchyma as seen on mammograms. Mammographic density also varies inversely with age. Thus, younger women tend to have denser breasts than older women, but many older women also have dense breasts.
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