Digital mammography
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Digital mammography
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2004
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  Okinawa
  Korea
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Note
Includes index
Includes bibliographical references
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Written by recognized leaders in digital mammography, this volume is a complete guide to this new technology and its optimal clinical use. Coverage includes descriptions of current and emerging detector technologies and detailed reviews of clinical trials comparing digital mammography to screen-film mammography for both screening and diagnosis. Other chapters examine quality control procedures, discuss archiving and PACS issues, and preview future developments in computer aided detection, image processing, tomosynthesis, digital subtraction mammography, and image display. The book features a comprehensive atlas of digital mammography cases, with appropriate work-up images and pathologic diagnoses for every type of lesion.
Table of Contents
Clinical Digital Mammography Overview and Introduction
Physics of Digital Mammography
Detectors for Digital Mammography
Digital Mammography Clinical Trials
Quality Control for Digital Mammography
Computer Aided Detection in Digital Mammography
Image Processing
Image Display: Soft Copy and Printed Film
PACS Issues
Advanced Applications of Digital Mammography
Digital Mammography Cases with Masses
Digital Mammography Cases with Calcifications
Miscellaneous Cases
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