Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is an effective method of examination to detect breast diseases and provide the best treatment. In some cases, MRI is even safer and more effective in diagnosing breast diseases than conventional X-ray, ultrasound or clinical examination.

Ultrasound-guided breast biopsy is performed when an abnormal area in the breast is too small to be palpated. Ultrasound technology helps support breast biopsy to detect cancer or other breast diseases early.

Breast calcifications are common in middle-aged women after the age of 50. Usually, breast calcifications are benign. Breast calcifications with an abnormal arrangement or shape (clustered, with distinct borders) can be a sign of breast cancer.

Currently, breast cancer is showing a tendency to become younger. According to statistics from the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) of the World Health Organization (WHO), breast cancer is the most common cancer in women.

Vacuum-assisted breast biopsy technique effectively treats benign breast tumors without surgery, supporting accurate diagnosis of breast cancer even when lesions are not palpable.

Ultrasound is a common imaging technique in medicine. In addition, ultrasound also effectively supports breast biopsy, early detection of breast cancer and other breast diseases, helping the treatment process.

Currently, in Vietnam and many countries around the world, breast cancer is the leading disease among gynecological cancers in women. Swollen lymph nodes in the armpit can be one of the warning signs of breast cancer. Therefore, if you see this symptom, the patient should be examined and treated early to improve the survival rate.

Breast biopsies are widely used in the diagnosis of breast-related problems, especially breast cancer. A breast biopsy is the best way to assess if a lump in the breast or part of the breast is cancerous. However, this method also carries certain risks. Therefore, the choice of biopsy method plays a very important role.

Breast cancer is a common cancer in women. Besides malignant tumors that lead to cancer, there are several other types of breast tumors that are benign and are not cause for concern if detected, diagnosed, and treated early and appropriately. So how are breast tumors treated?

Many people think that cancer is purely genetic and inevitable, but that is not true. According to the American Cancer Society, healthy behaviors can prevent about half of breast cancer deaths.

Breast cancer is a disease with a high mortality rate. However, if breast cancer is detected and treated effectively, the patient still has a chance to prolong life. Caring for cancer patients with appropriate methods will bring high results for patients.