Dense
breast tissue is detected on a mammogram. Additional imaging tests are
sometimes recommended for women with dense breasts.
How does mammogram spot the difference?
Mammogram
shows the difference between fat tissue and denser tissue which has more of the
radiographical image of water. And fat tissue, on the other hand, looks darker.
So if a mammogram sees a lot of white in the entire breast, then it will be
hard to find cancer. And that’s what we called High Breast Density. Some women
who have very dense tissue in their breast, there will be a chance of cancer in
there that we can’t see in the mammogram. It's Because of the density of tissue
around it.
What is modern mammography?
It is
another option, we can use to find breast cancer. It uses sound waves to find
out the probable areas found on a mammogram.
It’s
a new weapon in the war against breast cancer 3-D mammography is used. 3-D
Mammography may seem like a mammogram, but it is different. Because it collects
extra information and gives a 3-D set of images. It helps the doctor to see and
search the tissue through one-millimeter layer.
In
this a series of question is asked by the doctor to the patient which will have
them clear idea of their probability of having a dense breast.
I
hope this information proves to be helpful to you. It’s a fight against breast
cancer, that one day we will win, and never lose again.