In the advanced Radiology & Diagnostic Imaging service in a NABL & NABH Accredited Diagnostic Centre, Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy provides Sono Mammography Right Breast examination. An examination performed using mammograms and ultrasound (if clinically indicated) to evaluate breast tissue and examine lumps, pain, swelling, or other abnormalities in the right breast.

About Sono Mammography Right Breast

A diagnostic breast imaging procedure to check on the structure and condition of the right breast; Sono Mammography Right Breast. Mammography is the low-dose X-ray imaging technique used to diagnose breast disease, and/or ultrasound is the imaging technique used with sound waves to determine the nature of any abnormalities. These imaging techniques can sometimes give complementary information if the patient has a lump or has a minimum of one area that needs further evaluation. This will depend on the patient's age, symptoms, any specific recommendations from the referring doctor, and the breast tissue characteristics.

What is Sono Mammography Right Breast?

Sono Mammography Right Breast refers to a clinical study where the right breast is scanned with mammography and sonography (breast ultrasound), both or as indicated by the clinical need. Mammograms can detect suspicious masses, calcifications, and changes in the breast tissue. Ultrasound may be able to help distinguish any fluid-filled cysts from solid masses, and can be useful to examine other abnormalities of the breast. The imaging findings are interpreted alongside the patient’s clinical examination and medical history to help determine whether further imaging, follow-up, or additional testing is needed.

Common Reasons for Sono Mammography Right Breast

• Breast Lump, right: Evaluation of a lump or thickening in the right breast.
• Breast Pain or Tenderness: Evaluation for a specific, localized, or persistent pain or sensation of breast soreness.
• Unusual changes which affect the shape of the breasts: Assesses breasts for an abnormal enlargement or an unusual change in the shape of the breast without a known cause
• Nipple Assessment: Examination for any nipple abnormalities, discharge, or retraction.
• Abnormal Previous Imaging: Further testing of a previous imaging study performed (mammo or ultrasound).
• Lump Examination: Ultrasound examination to help identify the cause of a breast lump.
• Skin changes: Checking for any skin/tissue changes in the right breast.
• Follow-Up Imaging: New imaging tests to track any breast abnormalities that were previously detected and recommended by a doctor.

Conditions Evaluated

Breast Lumps and Masses

To aid in the identification of the location, size, appearance, and shape, mammography and ultrasound can be performed. The results of these tests will be used to decide whether or not more testing is needed.

Breast Cysts

Ultrasound can help determine whether a breast lump is fluid-filled, such as a cyst, or solid. Further assessment may be needed depending on the findings.

Benign Breast Changes

Benign processes of the breast such as a fibroadenoma, or other normal changes of the breast, might also be tested in the exam.

Suspicious Breast Abnormalities

In addition, mammography can also reveal masses that require additional evaluation, architectural distortion, or regions with calcifications. Ultrasound can provide additional information about the location, size, and characteristics of selected breast abnormalities.

Inflammatory Changes

Imaging may be ordered clinically for local swelling and inflammation and/or suspected local collections; these may represent an abscess.

Nipple and Surrounding Tissue Abnormalities

In patients with symptoms and clinical signs that may be related to a specific nipple and breast area abnormality, the examination may be useful to determine that abnormality.

Follow-Up of Previously Detected Lesions

Sonomammography can be performed to re-evaluate a breast mass that had been diagnosed previously, and to compare the imaging characteristics of the breast mass with prior imaging in situations where follow-up is indicated.

Why Choose Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy?

Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy provides diagnostic services in Radiology, Nuclear Medicine, and Pathology. Often, diagnostic imaging services utilized for the diagnosis of various diseases provide the following elements: viability of suitable testing protocols, high-quality diagnostic imaging, specialized professional support assistance, as well as personalized attention to patients. We support patients throughout the imaging pathway and help provide accurate imaging reports for physicians to aid in patient care.

Book Your Sono Mammography Right Breast

If your doctor has recommended Sono Mammography of the Right Breast, contact Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy to confirm availability and the appropriate examination, and contact Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy for any appointments and/or availability for provisional scans. Bring any previous breast imaging reports, such as mammograms and/or ultrasound reports, to make comparisons and evaluation.