A key for early breast cancer detection
A 3-dimensional digital mammography device with tomosynthesis provides three-dimensional imaging with a low dose of radiation, playing an important role in the early diagnosis of breast cancer.
The images produced by the 3-dimensional digital mammography device with tomosynthesis increase diagnosis reliability. A series of digital images of the breast, taken in thin layers, are assembled to produce a 3-dimensional image of the breast for further examination. This allows efficient scanning of suspicious areas.
This is a mammography device which produces perfect two- and three-dimensional images by using minimal doses of radiation. This device is set to revolutionize early cancer diagnosis with its capacity for two-dimensional and multi-slice three-dimensional tomosynthesis imaging. A series of digital images of slices of the breast are produced, which results in a three-dimensional image of the breast.
Routine mammography equipment displays tissue problems in one image, whereas this device enables slices of the breast to be viewed digitally. This feature ensures that breast cancer and problem regions are not missed.
