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cancer was minuscule,
particularly compared with the
potential benefit of
mammographic screening, with a benefit-to-risk
ratio of 48.5
lives saved for each...
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contribute to
mammographic breast density.
After menopause, the
breast glandular tissue gradually is
replaced by
fatty tissue,
making mammographic interpretation...
- (2020). "Menopausal Transition, Body M**** Index, and
Prevalence of
Mammographic Dense **** in Middle-Aged Women".
Journal of
Clinical Medicine. 9...
- in
contact with this
chemical through the
means of
simple inhalation.
Mammographic density refers to the
relative proportions of
radiodense area compared...
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early stage. A 2013
Cochrane review found that it was
unclear whether mammographic screening does more harm than good, in that a
large proportion of women...
- dual-head
gamma imaging for
breast cancer screening in
women with
mammographically dense ****". Radiology. 258 (1): 106–118. doi:10.1148/radiol.10100625...
- applications,
including vascular imaging,
dental imaging,
orthopedic imaging,
mammographic imaging,
musculoskeletal imaging, and
chest imaging. The
concept of tomosynthesis...
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Mammography Radiographer,
Mammography Technologist,
Mammographic Radiographer,
Mammographic Technologist Mammographic Plain Film
Radiography Uses low dose ionising...
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Wellman RD,
Kerlikowske K,
Miglioretti DL (October 2014). "Prevalence of
Mammographically Dense **** in the
United States".
Journal of the
National Cancer...
- The
Digital Mammographic Imaging Screening Trial (DMIST) is a multi-institutional
research study,
beginning in 2001, on the
efficacy for
screening of full-field...
