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Correlates of mammographic density in B-mode ultrasound and real time elastography
European Journal of Cancer Prevention, 05/31/2012

Jud SM et al. – Ultrasound seems to be able to predict MD. Easy and cheap utilization of regular breast ultrasound machines encourages the use of ultrasound in larger case–control studies to validate this method as a breast cancer risk predictor. Furthermore, the application of ultrasound for breast tissue characterization could enable comprehensive research concerning breast cancer risk and breast density in young and pregnant women.

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Correlates of mammographic density in B-mode ultrasound and real time elastography European Journal of Cancer Prevention, 05/31/2012

Correlates of mammographic density in B-mode ultrasound and real time elastography
European Journal of Cancer Prevention, 05/31/2012