Digital mammography is a modern method for imaging and analyzing the structure of the breasts. It uses digital detectors to produce high-quality, clear images, allowing for accurate detection of abnormalities.
 
Advantages:
Lower radiation doses
Enhanced image clarity and contrast
Digital processing and storage
Faster results
 
Procedure:
The breast is placed between two plates and gently compressed to capture clear images. This quick procedure may cause minor discomfort.
 
Uses:
Screening for breast cancer
Diagnosing symptoms like lumps or changes in breast shape
Monitoring high-risk patients
Evaluating treatment effectiveness
 
Preparation:
Avoid deodorants or powders on the day of the exam
Inform the technician about implants or recent menstruation
 
Regular digital mammography helps in early detection and effective management of breast conditions.