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Imaging of the radiographically dense breast.
Radiology, 1993Despite recent improvements in mammography equipment and technique, the radiographically dense breast remains difficult to image. The problems in imaging the dense breast account for a large percentage of the cases of mammographically "missed" carcinomas.
V P, Jackson +3 more
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Supplemental screening sonography in dense breasts
Radiologic Clinics of North America, 2004In single-center trials across 42,838 examinations, 150 (0.35%) cancers were identified only sonographically in average-risk women. Over 90% of the 126 women with sonographically depicted cancers had dense or heterogeneously dense parenchyma. Of the 150 cancers, 141 (94%) were invasive, with a mean size of 9 to 11 mm across the series.
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Trends of Supplemental Screening in Women With Dense Breasts
Journal of the American College of Radiology, 2020The objective of this study was to survey current trends in supplemental screening across various practice types and to understand factors that affect these practice patterns.In this institutional review board-exempt study, a 12-question survey was sent out to ACR lead interpreting physicians.
Sadia, Choudhery +6 more
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Dense-breast classification using image similarity
Radiological Physics and Technology, 2020This paper describes the auto-analysis of the mammary gland visualized on mammography images to eliminate the subjective evaluation error between physicians using pixel values and image similarity, including pattern recognition. The mammography images including the heterogeneously dense and extremely dense images were divided into two groups based on ...
Takuji, Tsuchida +3 more
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Dose-dense chemotherapy in breast cancer and lymphoma
Seminars in Oncology, 2004Adjuvant combination chemotherapy reduces the risk of relapse and death for patients with invasive breast cancer and adds to the benefits obtained with hormonal treatment. Generally, anthracycline-containing regimens are superior to non-anthracycline regimens, treatments longer than 6 months are not advantageous and high-dose chemotherapy regimens ...
Clifford A, Hudis, Norbert, Schmitz
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Dense Breasts Are Common—Here Is What to Know
JAMA Internal MedicineThis JAMA Internal Medicine Patient Page describes dense breasts and whether they might lead to higher risk for breast cancer.
Hannah S, Milch, Joann G, Elmore
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Dense Breast Notification Laws: Impact on Downstream Imaging After Screening Mammography
Medical Care Research and Review, 2020M. Horný +5 more
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Breast Cancer Statistics, 2022
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Rebecca L. Siegel +2 more
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