Advances in Breast Cancer Detection [Paperback]

Relative Doses in Mammography: The Future Development of Film/Screen Mammography Systems.- Earlier Detection of Breast Cancer: An Overview.- Inflammatory Disease of the Breast.- Stellate Lesions of the Breast.- Screening for Breast Cancer: Opportunities, Status and Challenges.- Follow-up Studies of the Health Insurance Plan Study and the Breast Cancer Detection Demonstration Project Screening Trials in the USA.- Low-Cost Mass Screening as a Means of Reducing Overall Mortality from Breast Cancer.- Screening for Breast Cancer with Mammography in Bohusl?n County, Sweden.- Evaluation and Comparison of Mammographic Quality at Facilities Participating in a Regional Breast Cancer Awareness Program.- Quality Requirements in Mammographic Screening in Sweden.- One Versus Two Views per Breast for Screening Mammography.- Mammographic Features of Malignancy Found During Screening.- Breast Cancer Screening in Iceland: Preliminary Results.- Stereotactic, X-Ray Guided, Fine Needle Aspiration Biopsy of Nonpalpable Breast Lesions: Comparison with the Coordinate Grid Localization Technique.- Stereotactic Breast Puncture: An Indispensable Complement to the Detection of Breast Cancers within the Framework of a Screening Program.- Stereotaxic Fine Needle Aspiration of Nonpalpable Breast Lesions with the Cytoguide Unit: First Experiences.- Preoperative Diagnostic and Prognostic Information on Nonpalpable Breast Tumors.- Nonpalpable Breast Cancer: A Mammographic-Histological Correlation.- Why and by Whom Are Patients Referred for Mammography?.- Imaging Techniques Other than Mammography for the Detection and Diagnosis of Breast Cancer.- Breast Ultrasound in the Detection of Breast Cancer.- A New Method for Assessment of Radiation Risk from Screening Mammography.- Should Breast Self-Examination Be Included in a Mammographic Screening Program?.- Strategy in the Management of in situ Carcinomas of the Breast: Clinical, Diagnostic, and Surgical Aspects.- Imaging the Breast Treated by Segmental lC¾