Imágenes diagnósticas en patología mamaria
Resumen
El uso de las imágenes diagnósticas en mama se han convertido en una herramienta imprescindible para el especialista que maneja la patología mamaria. En la actualidad, las tres herramientas que se utilizan son: mamografía, ecografía o ultrasonido mamario y resonancia nuclear magnética; sin embargo, se encuentran en fase de estudio nuevas tecnologías como la elastografía y tomosíntesis (mamografía digital 3D). En el presente artículo se presentan los elementos más relevantes en estas ayudas diagnósticas, el léxico usado en los reportes y las indicaciones para cada una de las técnicas con el objetivo de actualizar los conocimientos y dar un uso adecuado de las herramientas diagnósticas.
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