Mammography Systems Market Business Analysis, Growth and Forecast Report


When you have a mammogram, you remove your clothing from the waist up and stand in front of a special machine. A mammogram specialist places and compresses your breast between two clear plastic plates and takes 2 X-ray images — one from the side and one from the top. The specialist duplicates the procedure on the opposite breast. For some individuals, more than 2 images might be required to include as much tissue as possible.

Mammograms include a very small quantity of radiation exposure. The American Cancer Society (ACS) states that the dose of radiation individuals get during a screening mammogram is about the same quantity of radiation individuals get from their natural environs (background radiation) in an average 3-month period.


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Types Of Mammography
2 types of mammograms are obtainable: 3D mammograms — also known as digital breast, digital tomosynthesis, or just tomosynthesis — and 2D digital mammograms.

Both 2D and 3D mammograms are conducted in the same pattern and take the same period.

A 3D mammogram makes a 3D picture of each breast utilizing many X-ray photos from different angles around the breast.

A 2D digital mammogram makes a 2D photo of each breast utilizing 2 X-ray photos of each breast.

Important Things to Know About Mammograms
No need to be afraid. Mammography is a quick procedure (approximately 15 minutes), and inconvenience is negligible for most women. The process is harmless: there's only a very little amount of radiation exposure from a mammogram.

Get the best quality you can. If you have dense breasts or are under age 40, try to get a digital mammogram. A digital mammogram is noted on a computer so that medics can broaden certain sections to look at them more thoroughly.

The increasing count of women falling prey to breast cancer is the most substantial of all mammography systems industry drivers. It is the most common cancer in women, with the WHO projecting the yearly count of new diagnoses at 2.3 million. While advanced nations have traditionally shown high occurrence, even emerging nations are now following suit. To cure the illness initially and advance the survival rate, it must be identified as early as possible.