Breast cancer detection in digital breast tomosynthesis

Breast MRI, digital mammography and breast tomosynthesis: comparison of three methods for early detection of breast cancer.

Breast cancer is the most common malignancy in women and early detection is important for its successful treatment. The aim of this study was to investigate the sensitivity and specificity of three methods for early detection of breast cancer: breast magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), digital mammography, and breast tomosynthesis in comparison to histopathology, as well as to investigate the int...

Breast cancer detection in digital mammography and breast tomosynthesis: A side-by-side review of discrepant cases

Ultra-Fast Image Reconstruction of Tomosynthesis Mammography Using GPU

Digital Breast Tomosynthesis (DBT) is a technology that creates three dimensional (3D) images of breast tissue. Tomosynthesis mammography detects lesions that are not detectable with other imaging systems. If image reconstruction time is in the order of seconds, we can use Tomosynthesis systems to perform Tomosynthesis-guided Interventional procedures. This research has been designed to study u...

Breast tomosynthesis: the new age of mammography tomosíntesis: la nueva era de la mamografía

Objective: to evaluate the available data of Breast tomosynthesis as a complementary tool of direct digital mammography. Methods: a systematic literature search of original and review articles through pubmed was performed. we reviewed the most important aspects of tomosynthesis in breast imaging: Results: 36 original articles, 13 review articles and the fda and american College of radiology sta...

Breast cancer screening: Does tomosynthesis augment mammography?

Digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) is a relatively new imaging technology that is being adopted widely for breast cancer screening. Initial evidence suggests that it may reduce recall rates and increase cancer detection rates when added to digital mammography screening. However, more rigorous, prospective studies are needed to determine whether it improves long-term clinical outcomes of breast ...