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  • Medical Imaging
  • Oncology

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  • Contrast-enhanced mammography (CEM) is a novel diagnostic imaging technique.
  • It utilizes dual-energy imaging post-intravenous contrast administration.
  • CEM demonstrates improved sensitivity over conventional mammography.

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  • To outline the essential considerations for integrating CEM into clinical practice.
  • To provide guidance on workflow, equipment, and staffing for CEM implementation.
  • To highlight the importance of staff training and communication for successful CEM adoption.

Main Methods:

  • Review of CEM technology and its performance characteristics.
  • Analysis of clinical workflow requirements for CEM procedures.
  • Identification of necessary equipment and staffing for CEM implementation.
  • Emphasis on training protocols for contrast safety and CEM interpretation.

Main Results:

  • CEM shows comparable performance to contrast-enhanced MRI.
  • Key requirements include CEM-capable equipment, power injectors, and trained personnel.
  • Effective implementation hinges on defined indications, patient selection, and safety screening.
  • Marketing and communication are vital for referring physicians and patients.

Conclusions:

  • CEM is a valuable tool for breast cancer diagnosis, offering enhanced sensitivity.
  • Radiology practices must establish clear protocols for indications, workflow, and patient management.
  • Adequate training and resources are critical for the safe and effective use of CEM.