Mammography

Mammography is a specialized medical imaging procedure used to examine breast tissue using low-dose X-rays. It plays an important role in breast cancer screening and the evaluation of breast abnormalities.

Digital mammography provides detailed images of breast tissue, helping healthcare professionals identify changes such as lumps, microcalcifications, and other abnormalities that may require further investigation.

Mammography is commonly recommended for breast cancer screening in women according to age, personal risk factors, and medical guidance. Diagnostic mammography may also be performed to evaluate symptoms such as breast lumps, nipple discharge, or changes in breast appearance.

Early detection through appropriate mammography screening can support timely medical evaluation and improve opportunities for effective treatment. The procedure is performed by trained imaging professionals, and the images are interpreted by qualified radiologists.