Tomography, Volume 12, Issue 2
2026 February - 16 articles
Cover Story: Dense breast tissue complicates breast cancer detection using mammography alone. This study compared digital breast tomosynthesis with a novel standing automated breast ultrasound system in women with biopsy-confirmed breast cancer. Tomosynthesis effectively detected calcified lesions, while ultrasound provided superior visualization of non-calcified lesions without radiation exposure. The automated ultrasound system offers reproducible whole-breast imaging and integrates seamlessly into existing clinical workflows, making it a valuable complement to tomosynthesis, particularly for women with dense breasts. These findings support further studies on combined imaging approaches to improve breast cancer screening and diagnosis. View this paper - Issues are regarded as officially published after their release is announced to the table of contents alert mailing list .
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