Tomosynthesis and breast and university

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Tomosynthesis mammography is also known as 3D mammography. The test involves taking several X-rays of each breast from various angles to create a detailed 3D image. It can also pinpoint hard to find cancers that may otherwise be unnoticed, particularly in areas of dense tissue. Excessive exposure to radiation carries a slight risk of causing cancer. Standard mammography and Tomosynthesis mammography both involve the use of radiation to produce images.

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St. Louis 3D Mammography (Tomosynthesis) Imaging - Washington University Radiologists at MIR

Tomosynthesis Training for Medical Physicists. Show more. This 3-hour online tomosynthesis course for Medical Physicists is provided by Hologic for US customers. The 3 hours earned may be used towards the 8 hours required by the FDA for this new modality. After registering for the course, you will be prompted to provide your facility name and Hologic Field Service Engineer.

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Tomosynthesis

University Hospitals is the first health care provider in Northern Ohio to offer tomosynthesis, advanced three-dimensional breast imaging, for the earliest detection of breast cancer. This new type of mammography produces a 3-D image of the breast, providing doctors with a clearer view through overlapping breast tissue. The result is a more detailed picture, making breast abnormalities easier to see, even in dense tissue.

Breast Tomosynthesis or 3D breast imaging is a process where during the exposure the x-ray tube travels in an arc over the breast creating series of very thin slices of the breast. The thin slices are then reconstructed using advanced software to produces images similar to MRI or CT. This is extremely important.