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Many women are afraid that it is harmful to do a mammogram, because X-rays are used in the study. Of particular concern is the presence of existing tumors - would mammography be dangerous in this case? The answer is more than unequivocal: the dose of X-rays obtained during examinations on the latest generation of mammographs, which K + 31 clinics are equipped with, does not cause any concern at all. In fact, it is lower than with radiography.
As for the presence of neoplasms, mammography is used to monitor their activity and growth. Before prescribing a study, the attending physician will necessarily take into account all risk factors and direct him to the study that will be informative in a particular case.
Latest generation safe mammographs
Senographe Pristina™ 3D, installed in the K+31 breast center, is a mammograph designed with the opinion of technologists, radiologists, and most importantly, patients.
Senographe Pristina™ 3D - allows you to conduct an examination comfortably, accurately and safely.
The Senographe Pristina mammograph is the only FDA-approved device that emits the lowest dose as 2D mammographs.
Senographe Pristina™ 3D's user-friendly design makes it quick and easy to get sharp images.
Self-compression
For the first time, this unique feature of the device allowed patients to participate in the procedure themselves and feel more confident. Using the remote control, the patient can adjust the level of breast compression, which makes the procedure comfortable and painless.
Pros of digital mammography
Digital mammography is increasingly preferred by specialists in breast diagnostics. This is due to the undeniable advantages that this procedure has:
- The ability to quickly display the results of the examination on the monitor.
- Clear image of breast condition regardless of breast size.
- Speed of procedure.
- High accuracy of results.
- Reduced radiation dose compared to conventional radiography.
- The probability of diagnosing cancer at the earliest stages.
| Month | Pediatrician consultation includes: | Analyses | Instrumental diagnostics |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 month | Consultation of a pediatrician includes:Pediatrician, neurologist, ophthalmologist, surgeon, dentist, traumatologist-orthopedist | Tests:Blood from a finger: general, deployed, blood from a vein, urine (general) | Instrumental diagnostics:Neurosonography, ultrasound of the joints, ultrasound of the abdominal organs, ultrasound of the kidneys, ECG |
| 2 months | Pediatrician consultation includes:Pediatrician | Analyses:— | Instrumental diagnostics:— |
| 3 months | Consultation of a pediatrician includes:Pediatrician, neurologist, traumatologist-orthopedist | Tests:General, extended finger blood test, vein blood test, general urinalysis | Instrumental diagnostics:— |
| 4-11 month | Pediatrician consultation includes:Pediatrician | Analyses:— | Instrumental diagnostics:— |
| 12 months | Pediatrician's consultation includes:Pediatrician, neurologist, ophthalmologist, traumatologist-orthopedist, otolaryngologist | Tests:Total blood from a finger, expanded, blood from a vein, urine, total, blood for glucose | Instrumental diagnostics:ECG ECG interpretation |
