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Clinical Imaging of Microwave Mammography
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[Experience with a quality control system for mammography in a private practice setting]
1Praxis Dres.Eberle/Krohn/Friedburg/Kark, Gemeinschaftpraxis für radiologie, Karlsruhe. krohn.rheinzabern@t-online.de
Der Radiologe
|May 2, 2003
Abstract:
Design and performance of a private audit of mammography utilizing the BI-RADS classification in a private practice setting are presented. By using a combination of physical examination,mammography and, whenever necessary, additional views and sonography, the goals of the BI-RADS audit were met. Practical issues of this audit are addressed.
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