Latest News About Mammography and MRI
The news has been busy with information relating to mammograms and MRI. A colleague shared the following article about contralateral cancers and MRI detection. Check it out.
Additionally - today on the MSNBC an interesting article about the change in recommendations
for mammography for women younger than 50.
As always - its going to be your choice– but don’t forget you need a baseline at some point
and its very important if you have a higher than normal RISK.
Thermography helps to determine those at RISK for breast cancer. Along with your
physical and family history - your thermogram can provide insight into your
breast health. A thermogram and a baseline structural study are a combination
to think about if you have concerns. Thermography is a non-contact, non-invasive way
to monitor breast health. Its ideal for all women — all ages. Especially young women with
dense breast tissue.
If you have questions - let me know.
Keep “thinking thermally”, as my friends at Snell Infrared say.
http://www.acr.org/s_acr/doc.asp?CID=2540&DID;=25984 MRI Doubles the Number of Cancers Detected in the Opposite Breast of Women Newly Diagnosed with Breast Cancer