Breast cancer screening
and treatment program

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  This is an essential test for breast cancer. The breast is pressed against two plates to achieve a certain thickness and then photographed using X-rays.

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  It is used to precisely examine lesions found in mammography or breast examination, and is used as an auxiliary examination method when high-density breasts are confirmed in mammography.

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  It is more expensive than other tests, but there is no radiation exposure and both breasts can be clearly compared.

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  This test is useful for determining the stage of breast cancer, determining treatment effectiveness, and checking for recurrence after breast cancer is confirmed.

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  It is used to detect breast cancer, check the presence and extent of lymph node metastasis, and metastasis to other organs such as bone or liver.

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  When there is a breast lump, a biopsy is performed by collecting tissue using fine needle aspiration cytology, needle biopsy, mammogram biopsy, etc. to check for cancer cells.