MAMMOGRAPHY - BOTH BREAST

Mammography is an imaging procedure that uses low-dose X-rays to examine both breasts for abnormalities, such as lumps, calcifications, or other unusual findings. It’s a primary tool for breast cancer screening and can detect early signs of cancer that may not be felt during a physical exam.

In a standard mammography, both breasts are imaged from multiple angles to capture detailed views, allowing radiologists to identify any potential issues. Regular mammograms, typically recommended for women over 40 or those at higher risk, play a crucial role in early detection, improving treatment outcomes and survival rates.