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Mammography (Breast Imaging, Mammogram)
Mammography is a specific type of imaging that uses a low-dose x-ray system for examination of the breasts. The images of the breasts can be viewed on film at a view box or as soft copy on a digital mammography work station. Most medical experts agree that successful treatment of breast cancer often is linked to early diagnosis.

Mammography Services for Medicare
Welcome to CMS web page for Mammography Services for Medicare. The intent of this web page is to put mammography-specific information for Medicare in once place for the provider/supplier community. We will continue to add information to this page as it becomes available. We will continue to improve both functionality and formatting to make the page more user-friendly.

Imaginis - General Information on Mammography
Mammography is a special type of x-ray imaging used to create detailed images of the breast. It is estimated that 48 million mammograms are performed each year in the United States. Mammography uses low dose x-ray; high contrast, high-resolution film; and an x-ray system designed specifically for imaging the breasts. Successful treatment of breast cancer depends on early diagnosis. Mammography plays a major role in early detection of breast cancers.

Medicare.gov - Mammography Information
Contains links to publications and other websites with information on Mammography and breast cancer.

Mammograms
A mammogram is a test that is done to look for any abnormalities, or problems, with a woman's breasts. The test uses a special x-ray machine to take pictures of both breasts. The results are recorded on film that your health care provider can examine.

Digital Mammograms - Digital Mammography
The fight against breast cancer has a new weapon in its arsenal and it is digital mammograms. How are digital mammograms different than a standard mammogram? With digital mammography once the pictures or images have been taken they can be electronically manipulated - the physician can zoom in, magnify, and optimize different parts of breast tissue without having to take an additional image.

What You Should Know About Mammograms
Mammography is a method of examining the breasts by using low-dose x-ray. Currently it is the best screening method widely available. There has been much debate about the use of screening mammography¿x-rays given to healthy women without any symptoms of breast problems. To make an informed decision about mammograms, women must be aware of the following facts:





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