News | February 05, 2015

Presentation compares cancer detection improvements of tomosynthesis to 2-D technology

February 5, 2015 — Tomosynthesis 3-D mammography provides better lesion detection and assessment in dense breasts than a routine 2-D mammography.

BroadcastMed Inc. and Mercy Health present Jamie Caughran, M.D., FACS, fellowship trained breast surgeon at Mercy Health Comprehensive Breast Center in Grand Rapids, Mich. She compares the cancer detection improvements of tomosynthesis breast imaging to the 2-D technology.

To view the presentation: www.mercyhealthphysicianlearningcenter.com/videos/tomosynthesis-3d-imag….

For more information: www.mercyhealthphysicianlearningcenter.com, www.about.broadcastmed.com


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