Mammography X-Ray System

Mammography facilities typically offer a range of services for breast imaging, including screening mammograms for women without any symptoms, diagnostic mammograms for women with breast symptoms or abnormalities, spot magnified mammograms to focus on specific areas of concern, and breast biopsies to obtain tissue samples for further analysis.

Mammography facilities may use a variety of X-ray systems and technologies, including high frequency technology. High frequency technology uses a higher frequency of alternating current in the X-ray tube, which can produce a clearer image with lower radiation doses. This can be particularly beneficial for breast imaging, where minimizing radiation exposure is important.

Mammography facilities may also use other technologies to enhance breast imaging, such as computer-aided detection (CAD) systems, which use algorithms to analyse mammogram images and highlight potential areas of concern. Some facilities may also offer breast tomosynthesis, also known as 3D mammography, which can provide a more detailed view of the breast tissue.

Overall, mammography facilities are designed to provide a comprehensive range of breast imaging services, using the latest technology and techniques to help detect breast cancer at an early stage and provide the most appropriate treatment options.