Breast cancer is one of the malignant tumors with high incidence in women. Because the early symptoms are not obvious, many patients have been diagnosed, which is the late stage. Once breast cancer is diagnosed as advanced, it will be difficult to treat, and the treatment method will also be limited. Some patients will eventually die because they cannot be cured.

Middle and advanced breast cancer develops rapidly, so once the breast is abnormal after self inspection, you must seek medical advice in time. At present, there are four main methods of breast cancer examination, namely, ultrasound, molybdenum target, CT, MRI (magnetic resonance imaging).

Mammography is a non-invasive clinical diagnostic method specifically used for breast examination.

Molybdenum target examination has a higher resolution than ultrasound examination, is more convenient to operate, and causes less patient pain. The disadvantage of mammography is that it is difficult to distinguish the full extent of overlapping lesions, which can easily lead to false positives. Molybdenum target examination is applicable to breast cancer screening for women of all ages.

The accuracy of mammography can reach 94.73%

In the minds of many people, mammography can be harmful to the breasts, and even its radiation can cause cancer. Indeed, prolonged exposure to mammography can cause damage to the skin and breasts, but compared to other X-rays, it is milder and has fewer side effects. Secondly, the duration of mammography is not long and generally does not pose any harm to the body.

Moreover, the accuracy of mammography is also very high. Beijing Changping District Maternal and Child Health Hospital once conducted a study to investigate the detection rate of 19 breast cancer patients in molybdenum target examination. The results showed that the molybdenum target detection rate of 19 cases was as high as 94.73%, with only one case not detected. The detection rate of breast ultrasound examination is 89.47%. This indicates that the accuracy of molybdenum target examination is superior to that of ultrasound examination.