MRI, CT scan discounts...

Low cost MRI, CT and PET scan tests from 2000+ centers.

Call 877-573-6253 or click below

RemakeHealth shop radiology

MRI 2nd Opinion

Still in pain? Conflicting answers? Need peace of mind?

Have a U.S. Board Certified Radiologist review your scan.

Click here for more info.


BlogAds network

Subscribe by Email

Your email:

    Follow us on Twitter

    Disclaimer

    The information contained on the RemakeHealth website and its blog is provided for your general information only. RemakeHealth does not give medical advice or engage in the practice of medicine. RemakeHealth under no circumstances recommends a particular treatment or test for specific individuals and in all cases recommends that you consult your physician before pursuing any course of treatment or test.

    About this blog

    Read about our blog contributors here.

    A Blog for Healthcare Consumers

    Current Articles | RSS Feed RSS Feed

    Tell me more about Mammogram tests

    Posted by Ravi Sohal on Tue, Jan 12, 2010
      
      
      
      
    Mammograms are x-ray tests that are used as a screening tool to detect breast cancer, used to further investigate suspicious findings found on a physical exam or screening mammogram and are also instrumental in the process of biopsying a breast nodule or mass. 
     
    Below is a short video featuring Dr. Kenneth Chin who is a Radiologist. He answers many of common questions about mammogram tests. The questions (in order) are listed below for your reference.
     
    • What is mammography?
    • What is digital mammography?
    • Who should get a mammogram?
    • Why would someone get a mammogram?
    • What does mammography equipment look like?
    • How does mammography work?
    • What can I expect when getting a mammogram?
    • Are there risks involved in getting a mammogram?
    • What is a "false positive" and "false negative" mammogram?
    • What are the benefits of mammography?
    • How accurate is mammography in detecting an abnormality in the breast?


    Diagnostic Radiology: Mammography

    Tags: 

    COMMENTS

    Currently, there are no comments. Be the first to post one!
    Post Comment
    Name
     *
    Email
     *
    Website (optional)
    Comment
     *

    Allowed tags: <a> link, <b> bold, <i> italics