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Supplementary Table from Plasma Growth Factor Gene Expression and Mammographic Breast Density in Postmenopausal Women

, 2022
Supplementary Table from Plasma Growth Factor Gene Expression and Mammographic Breast Density in Postmenopausal ...
Adetunji T. Toriola (12421216), Shuai Xu (15106039), Favour A. Akinjiyan (15106033), Andrea Adams (15106036), Mei Wang (130842)   +4 more
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No association between night shiftwork and mammographic density

, 2020
Background: Increased mammographic density is one of the strongest risk factors for breast cancer. Night shiftwork and its related factors, which include light at night, phase shift and sleep disruption, are believed to increase breast cancer risk ...
Wylie, E., El Zaemey, S., Stone, J., Heyworth, J., Boyle, T., Saunders, C., Fritschi, L.   +6 more
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Improving preventive screening efficiency: A population-based model of age-specific mammographic density for breast Cancer detection in Saudi Arabia

Preventive Medicine Reports
Objective: Current age-based breast cancer screening protocols may not be optimally effective as they overlook mammographic density as a key risk factor. This study developed a personalized risk stratification model by analyzing age-specific mammographic
Sahal Alotaibi
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The pathobiology of mammographic density [PDF]

, 2014
High mammographic density confers a significantly increased risk of breast cancer. As it is relatively common in the normal population the risk of cancer attributable to increased mammographic density could potentially account for an important percentage
Britt, Kara, Chew, G, Thompson, Erik, Ingman, Wendy, Huo, Cecilia, Chew, Grace, BRITT, K, Ingman, W, Huo, C, Thompson, E   +9 more
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Quantitative Analysis for Breast Density Estimation in Low Dose Chest CT Scans

, 2017
A computational method was developed for the measurement of breast density using chest computed tomography (CT) images and the correlation between that and mammographic density. Sixty-nine asymptomatic Asian women (138 breasts) were studied.
Moon, Woo Kyung;Lo, Chung-Ming;Goo, Jin Mo;Bae, Min Sun;Chang, Jung Min;Huang, Chiun-Sheng;Chen, Jeon-Hor;Ivanova, Violeta;Chang, Ruey-Feng, 黃俊升   +1 more
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Risk determination and prevention of breast cancer [PDF]

, 2014
Breast cancer is an increasing public health problem. Substantial advances have been made in the treatment of breast cancer, but the introduction of methods to predict women at elevated risk and prevent the disease has been less successful.
Howell, Anthony; id_orcid, Anderson, Annie, Key, Timothy, Montserat Garcia-Closas, A. Howell (7638146), Saxton, John, M. N. Harvie (7671182), J. M. Saxton (7638221), Annie S Anderson, Saxton, John M, Robert B Clarke, Michelle N Harvie, Evans, Gareth, Key, Timothy J., M. Garcia-Closas (7638116), Garcia-Closas, Montserat, Andy J. Gescher (7671179), Clarke, Robert; id_orcid, D. G. Evans (7608134), Gescher, Andy J, Stephen W Duffy, Key, Timothy J, Clarke, Robert, Harvie, Michelle N., Harvie, Michelle, Anthony Howell, Anderson, Annie S.; id_orcid, D Gareth Evans, John M Saxton, T. J. Key (7638161), Duffy, Stephen W., Anderson, Annie S, R. B. Clarke (7638080), Andy J Gescher, Clarke, Robert B., Saxton, John M., Duffy, Stephen W, Evans, Gareth; id_orcid, Duffy, Stephen, S. W. Duffy (7638095), Timothy J Key, A. S. Anderson (7638050), Howell, Anthony, Gescher, Andy, Evans, D. Gareth, Gescher, Andy J.   +45 more
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Mammographic density by time and breast: a retrospective cohort study from BreastScreen Norway

Breast Cancer Research
Background Mammographic density is known to decrease over time in postmenopausal women. Longitudinal changes in mammographic density prior to breast cancer diagnosis have been widely discussed and less density reduction has been observed for breast ...
Nataliia Moshina, Jonas Gjesvik, Tone Hovda, Henrik W. Koch, Heinrich A. Backmann, Solveig Hofvind   +5 more
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Qualitative Versus Quantitative Mammographic Breast Density Assessment: Applications for the US and Abroad

Diagnostics, 2017
Mammographic breast density (MBD) has been proven to be an important risk factor for breast cancer and an important determinant of mammographic screening performance. The measurement of density has changed dramatically since its inception.
Stamatia Destounis, Andrea Arieno, Renee Morgan, Christina Roberts, Ariane Chan   +4 more
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The Computerized Method for Mammographic Density Classification According to the Fourth Edition of BI-RADS Lexicon

Journal of Associated Medical Sciences, 2010
Mammographic density is an important predictor of risk of breast cancer. Typically, the radiologists classify mammographic density according to fourth edition of BI-RADS lexicon which combines the quantitative assessment and qualitative classification ...
Sudthida Sirabanjongkran, Hudsaleark Neamin   +1 more
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Association Between Hyperlipidemia and Mammographic Breast Density in Post-menopausal Women

Southern Clinics of Istanbul Eurasia, 2018
INTRODUCTION[|]Breast cancer is the most common cancer type in women. High mammographic breast density is associated with an increased risk of breast cancer in women.
Mehmet Akif Ozturk, Mustafa Keçeci, Sabiha Komoglu, Müzeyyen Eryılmaz, Yaşar Sertbaş, Meltem Sertbaş, Ali Özdemir   +6 more
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