Digital breast imaging using our modern mammography system, with reporting by a separate radiologist with 20+ years of diagnostic imaging experience.
Mammography is a specialised X-ray examination of the breasts. It is commonly used for breast screening and for evaluating breast symptoms or findings that may require additional assessment.
Texas Imaging & Labs provides digital mammography using a modern digital mammography system. Digital images allow the radiologist to review breast images on a diagnostic workstation.
Your mammography images are reported by a separate radiologist with more than 20 years of diagnostic imaging experience, combining digital mammography with experienced clinical interpretation.
Female Radiologist
DNB, DMRD — Radiodiagnosis
Dr. Neha Parashar is a female radiologist with 10+ years of experience in diagnostic imaging and women’s imaging.
Mammography reporting is provided separately by a radiologist with more than 20 years of diagnostic imaging experience.
The reason for having a mammogram can vary. Your doctor may recommend mammography as part of breast screening or to evaluate a specific breast-related concern.
Screening mammography is performed in women without a current breast symptom, when breast cancer screening is considered appropriate according to age, medical history and individual risk.
Diagnostic mammography may be advised when there is a breast lump, nipple change, focal pain, skin change, an abnormal clinical examination or a finding that needs further assessment.
Mammography may be requested for routine breast screening or for further evaluation of a breast symptom or previous imaging finding.
Mammography may be recommended as part of a breast screening programme depending on age and individual risk.
A doctor may advise mammography for a breast lump or a change involving the breast, nipple or surrounding skin.
Mammography can also be used when a previous clinical or imaging finding needs further assessment or comparison.
Mammography may be advised as part of routine breast screening or when a breast symptom, clinical examination or previous imaging finding needs further assessment. The appropriate timing of screening depends on age, personal history and individual breast cancer risk.
Mammography is commonly used for breast cancer screening. The age to start screening and how often it should be performed can vary, so the schedule should be discussed with your doctor according to your age and individual risk.
Your doctor may recommend diagnostic mammography if you notice a new breast lump, nipple change, skin change, persistent focal breast discomfort or another new breast symptom that requires assessment.
Women with a significant family history, previous breast findings, previous breast procedures or other recognised risk factors may be advised to follow an individualised breast imaging plan.
Mammography can demonstrate subtle changes within breast tissue, including findings that may not be noticeable on physical examination. The radiologist assesses the pattern and appearance of these findings and may recommend comparison or additional imaging when required.
Mammography can show a breast mass, focal asymmetry or difference in breast tissue density. Some findings are benign, while others may need additional assessment with further mammographic views or breast ultrasound.
Mammography is particularly useful for identifying small deposits of calcium within the breast. Their size, shape and distribution are assessed by the radiologist to determine whether follow-up or further evaluation is appropriate.
Changes in the normal arrangement of breast tissue, including architectural distortion, can sometimes be seen on mammography even when there is no clearly defined lump. Such findings may require further assessment.
Comparing current images with previous mammograms can help the radiologist assess whether a breast finding is new, stable or changing over time. Please bring previous images and reports whenever they are available.
An abnormal mammogram does not by itself mean that breast cancer is present. Depending on the appearance of a finding, additional mammographic views, breast ultrasound, other imaging or a biopsy may sometimes be recommended.
The mammography test cost depends on whether imaging is required for one breast or both breasts. Texas Imaging & Labs provides Digital Mammography at Kharadi, Pune.
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If your doctor advises additional breast imaging or an image-guided procedure, those are separate investigations and may involve additional charges.
Traditional analog mammography, also called film or screen-film mammography, records breast X-ray images on film. Digital Mammography captures images electronically so they can be reviewed on a diagnostic workstation. Texas Imaging & Labs provides Digital Mammography.
Digital Image Workflow
In digital mammography, the acquired breast images become available electronically for review on a diagnostic workstation and can be stored digitally for future comparison.
Our digital workflow provides immediate electronic image availability, workstation-based review and convenient storage for comparison with future examinations.
Both film and Digital Mammography use X-rays and require brief breast compression to obtain diagnostic images. Digital Mammography does not mean radiation-free imaging, and mammogram quality also depends on correct positioning, image quality and experienced radiologist interpretation.
Mammography generally requires little preparation, but a few simple steps can make the examination and comparison of your images easier.
The breast is carefully positioned on the mammography unit by trained imaging staff.
The breast is compressed for a short time while each image is obtained. This helps reduce movement and spread the breast tissue.
The digital images are checked for technical quality and then assessed by the radiologist.
Digital breast imaging with images available immediately for review on the radiologist's diagnostic workstation.
Mammography interpretation and reporting by a radiologist with more than 20 years of diagnostic imaging experience.
Related breast ultrasound, elastography and image-guided breast procedures are available at Texas Imaging when clinically advised.
Texas Imaging & Labs is conveniently located in Kharadi for patients looking for Digital Mammography in East Pune and nearby neighbourhoods.
Convenient for patients from Kharadi, Tukaram Nagar, Thite Nagar, Rakshak Nagar and Chandan Nagar.
Patients also visit us from Wadgaon Sheri, Sainath Nagar, Ramwadi, Viman Nagar and Kalyani Nagar.
Texas Imaging & Labs is also accessible from Mundhwa, Keshav Nagar, Ganesh Nagar and Nagar Road.
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Additional breast imaging or tissue evaluation may sometimes be advised depending on your clinical examination and imaging findings.
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