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Diagnostic imaging

Diagnostic imaging

Molecular imaging technique could improve breast cancer screening

28 Mar 2024
Breast cancer imaging
Cancer detection Mammographic images (A, B) of lesions in the left breast, confirmed as invasive ductal carcinoma (arrow) and fibroadenoma (double arrow). Left PEM images (C, D) show intense uptake in the known cancer and no uptake in the fibroadenoma. Right PEM images (E, F) do not show any abnormal uptake. Left PEM images obtained 1 h (G) and 4 h (H) after 18F-FDG injection show no substantial visual difference in uptake. (Courtesy: Radiological Society of North America)
Mammography is a widely employed and effective tool for early detection of breast cancer, but dense

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Cynthia E Keen is a freelance journalist specializing in medicine and healthcare-related innovations
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