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100 1  Jones, Connie|q(Connie Phillips),|d1965-|eauthor. 
245 14 The breast test book :|ba woman's guide to mammography and
       beyond /|cConnie Jones, MD, Medical Director, Solis 
       Mammography, Arizona, Michael N. Linver, Director of 
       Mammography, X-Ray Associates of New Mexico, PC (retired),
       Clinical Professor of Radiology, University of New Mexico 
       Director of Breast Imaging Boot Camp Teaching Courses, 
       American College of Radiology. 
264  1 New York, NY :|bOxford University Press,|c[2017] 
300    xiii, 224 pages ;|c24 cm 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  Machine generated contents note: -- Part I: First Things 
       First -- Chapter 1: Breast Imaging: Until There's a Cure: 
       The Unknown Frontier in Women's Health -- Chapter 2: The 
       Screening Mammogram Guidelines Controversy: What You 
       Absolutely Must Know: Addressing the Elephant in the Room,
       and the Case for Tomosynthesis -- Part II: The Who -- 
       Chapter 3: You! How You Impact Your Care: Your 
       Responsibilities and Information You Need to Know -- 
       Chapter 4: The Breast Imaging Team: Radiologist, 
       Technologists, and Navigator -- Chapter 5: The Rulers of 
       Mammoland: MQSA, ACR, SBI, and the Other ABCs of Imaging -
       - Chapter 6: Your Referring Doctor: The Delicate Balance 
       of the Referral-Consult Relationship -- Part III: The What
       -- Chapter 7: The Tools of Breast Imaging: A Picture is 
       Worth A Thousand Words -- Part IV: The Why -- Chapter 8 
       How It All Works: An Overview: A Bird's-Eye View of the 
       Whole Process -- Chapter 9: How It All Works: The 
       Screening Evaluation: Screening the Asymptomatic 
       Population and Saving Lives -- Chapter 10: How It All 
       Works: The Diagnostic Evaluation: Symptomatic Patients and
       the Journey to the Correct Diagnosis -- Chapter 11: Breast
       Urgent-cies: The Cannot Wait Until Tomorrow! -- Chapter 12
       : You Need a Biopsy-Don't Panic!: Image-Guided Needle 
       Biopsy: A Remarkable Advance in Technology and Patient 
       Care -- Chapter 13: You Don't Have Breast Cancer: The 
       Value of a Benign Evaluation -- Chapter 14: You Have Been 
       Diagnosed with Breast Cancer: The Critical Role of 
       Radiology in Treatment Planning and Follow-up -- Part V: 
       Other Considerations -- Chapter 15: Special Cases: 
       Pregnancy, Lactation, Breast Implants, Lymphoproliferative
       Disorders and Male Breast Cancer -- Chapter 16: How Does 
       Your Report Get to You and To Your Doctor?: No News Is Not
       Necessarily Good News -- Chapter 17: Patients' Questions 
       About the Imaging Evaluation: Leaving More Can Save Your 
       Life -- Part VI: Breast Imaging Meets the Outside World --
       Chapter 18: Medicolegal Issues and Liability: Can Breast 
       Imaging Survive the Liability Crissi? -- Chapter 19: 
       Safety Issues in Mammography and Breast Imaging: Assessing
       the Risk-Benefit Ratio -- Chapter 20: The Breast Density 
       Discussion: Information versus Notification -- Glossary 1:
       Topics In Breast Health Imaging: Terminology -- Glossary 2
       : Breast Health Vocabulary: Quick Reference, Alphabetical 
       -- Bibliography -- Index. 
520    "Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed malignancy 
       in women and the second leading cause of cancer-related 
       deaths in American women. Although cardiovascular-related 
       deaths significantly outnumber breast cancer deaths, 
       breast cancer is arguably the most feared diagnosis among 
       American women. Great strides have been made to heighten 
       public awareness of breast cancer, with particular 
       emphasis on early detection with mammography. Breast 
       radiologists regularly witness the extreme anxiety that 
       just the thought of being diagnosed with breast cancer can
       cause a patient. This anxious anticipation is often 
       heightened by a lack of knowledge about what to expect 
       from the process of breast imaging evaluation, which is 
       frustrating for both patient and practitioner and can 
       negatively affect the experience. Physicians often 
       encounter patients who have little or no understanding of 
       the reasoning behind the examination or procedure about to
       be performed-sometimes even up to the day of their breast 
       cancer surgery. Furthermore, most women who undergo breast
       evaluations will not be diagnosed with cancer. The 
       incidence of breast cancer is only 125.3 per 100,000 women
       (or 3-6 in every 1,000 screenings), however, symptoms of 
       benign breast abnormalities are quite common and impact 
       many more lives. Accurately diagnosing these non-cancerous
       conditions can alleviate much anxiety, in addition to 
       helping patients towards a correct treatment plan. The 
       Breast Test Book is a straightforward guide to the process
       of radiologic breast evaluations. Based on the most 
       current scientific research and best standards of clinical
       practice, it will help debunk myths, shed light on 
       misinformation, and provide clear facts about what women 
       should expect from these screenings. This improved 
       understanding will ultimately allow patients to play more 
       active roles in their own care and, in the event that a 
       diagnosis is made, give them confidence in their 
       treatment. "--|cProvided by publisher. 
650  0 Breast|xCancer|xDiagnosis. 
650  0 Breast|xExamination. 
650  2 Breast Neoplasms|xdiagnosis. 
650  7 MEDICAL / Oncology.|2bisacsh 
650  7 MEDICAL / General.|2bisacsh 
650  7 Breast|xCancer|xDiagnosis.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst00838268 
650  7 Breast|xExamination.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst00838319 
700 1  Linver, Michael N.,|eauthor. 
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