Tuesday, February 14, 2012
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Diagnosis

You’re suspicious, so is your doctor. What’s next? We give you an overview of tests, procedures and possible outcomes.

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  • Diagnosis
    Early detection of breast cancer significantly increases survivorship. Find out what you need to know about diagnostic methods for breast cancer.
  • Getting a Mammogram
    Learn about mammography, a low-powered x-ray that gives a picture of the internal structure of the breast. A mammogram may help in the diagnosis of breast cancer.
  • Breast Biopsy
    A biopsy is acknowledged to be the single most important tool available for diagnosing cancer. It involves removal of part of the breast lump or tissue identified as “questionable” in a mammogram. Learn more.
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  • MRI-Guided Breast Biopsy
    Learn about a new way to take a breast biopsy. It is less invasive than a surgical breast biopsy, leaves a small (or no) scar, and can be performed in less than an hour with local anesthetic.
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