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What is a 3D X-RAY MAMMOGRAPHY TOMOSYNTHESIS+USG SINGLE BREAST?

3D X-Ray Mammography Tomosynthesis + USG Single Breast is an advanced breast imaging examination that combines Digital Breast Tomosynthesis (3D Mammography) with ultrasound of one breast. The 3D mammography provides detailed layer-by-layer images of breast tissue, while ultrasound helps further evaluate abnormalities by distinguishing between solid masses and fluid-filled cysts. Together, these complementary imaging techniques improve the detection and characterization of breast abnormalities, supporting the early diagnosis and management of breast diseases, including breast cancer.

Additional Information

Also known as/ Other names: 3D Mammography with Single Breast Ultrasound, Digital Breast Tomosynthesis (DBT) with Unilateral Breast USG, 3D Digital Mammogram + Ultrasound One Breast, Breast Tomosynthesis with Single Breast Sonography
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Recommended for: Female
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Patient Preparation: -
Reports: Within 24 working hrs

Disclaimer: Result availability is subject to the laboratory's schedule and test availability.

FAQs

Why are mammography and ultrasound performed together?

The two techniques provide complementary information. Tomosynthesis provides detailed X-ray imaging of breast tissue, while ultrasound provides additional assessment of soft tissue and specific abnormalities, helping the radiologist make a more complete evaluation.

What conditions can this test help detect?

The examination can help identify breast lumps, cysts, calcifications, benign breast conditions, and signs of breast cancer.

Is this test safe?

Yes. The procedure uses a low dose of X-ray radiation for mammography and ultrasound, which does not use radiation.

What is the difference between 3D Mammography and Ultrasound?

3D mammography uses low-dose X-rays to create detailed breast images, while ultrasound uses sound waves to evaluate breast tissue and further characterize detected abnormalities.

Why is only one breast examined?

A single-breast examination may be performed when a specific symptom, abnormality, or previous imaging finding requires focused evaluation of one breast.

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