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Control study of diagnosing breast cancer with high-frequency ultrasonography with mammography

MA Fu-cheng

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Objective: To assess the value of ultrasonography combined with mammography in diagnosing breast cancer. Methods: 136 cases of breast cancer confirmed histologically had mammography and ultrasonography for diagnosis and differential diagnosis. Results: Sensitivity of diagnosing breast cancer with ultrasonography is 87.5%, and sensitivity of diagnosing breast cancer with mammography is 73.5%. Sensitivity of ultrasonography and mammography together is 92.6%. Conclusion: Complementation of ultrasonography and mammography can promote the diagnostic rate of breast cancer.

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Objective: To assess the value of ultrasonography combined with mammography in diagnosing breast cancer. Methods: 136 cases of breast cancer confirmed histologically had mammography and ultrasonography for diagnosis and differential diagnosis. Results: Sensitivity of diagnosing breast cancer with ultrasonography is 87.5%, and sensitivity of diagnosing breast cancer with mammography is 73.5%. Sensitivity of ultrasonography and mammography together is 92.6%. Conclusion: Complementation of ultrasonography and mammography can promote the diagnostic rate of breast cancer.

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Objective: To assess the value of ultrasonography combined with mammography in diagnosing breast cancer. Methods: 136 cases of breast cancer confirmed histologically had mammography and ultrasonography for diagnosis and differential diagnosis. Results: Sensitivity of diagnosing breast cancer with ultrasonography is 87.5%, and sensitivity of diagnosing breast cancer with mammography is 73.5%. Sensitivity of ultrasonography and mammography together is 92.6%. Conclusion: Complementation of ultrasonography and mammography can promote the diagnostic rate of breast cancer.

Key concepts: Medicine, Mammography, Ultrasonography, Breast cancer, Radiology, Differential diagnosis, Cancer, Internal medicine

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