Diagnostic value of CR mammography features for breast cancer
Zhu Hong-fu
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Zhu Hong-fu
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Aim To improve X-ray diagnostic level of breast cancer.Methods 30 cases with breast cancer were collected confirmed surgically and pathologically and X-ray features were analyzed.Results In the 30 cases of breast cancer,the following abnormal signs were found:mass 26 cases,without mass 4 cases,calcification 14 cases,burr 8 cases,abnormal vascularity 5 cases,thickened skin 2 cases,sign of tower's tine 2 cases,sign of funnel 1 case,focal structural disorder and small focus of increased density 3 cases,and unequal width brightness ring 2 cases.Conclusion The masses and calcifications are the main radiological features in breast cancer.CR mammography may show the characteristics of breast cancer,so it is the most effective means indiagnosis of breast cancer.
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Aim To improve X-ray diagnostic level of breast cancer.Methods 30 cases with breast cancer were collected confirmed surgically and pathologically and X-ray features were analyzed.Results In the 30 cases of breast cancer,the following abnormal signs were found:mass 26 cases,without mass 4 cases,calcification 14 cases,burr 8 cases,abnormal vascularity 5 cases,thickened skin 2 cases,sign of tower's tine 2 cases,sign of funnel 1 case,focal structural disorder and small focus of increased density 3 cases,and unequal width brightness ring 2 cases.Conclusion The masses and calcifications are the main radiological features in breast cancer.CR mammography may show the characteristics of breast cancer,so it is the most effective means indiagnosis of breast cancer.
Key concepts: Medicine, Breast cancer, Mammography, Calcification, Radiology, Cancer, Vascularity, Internal medicine