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Eliminate Confusion Caused by Architectural Distortion in Mammography
Scar markers act as a reference point to identify the location of previous surgeries
With the advent of digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT), radiologists are seeing more architectural distortion from older benign surgeries than they had previously in FFDM, necessitating the need to look back at years of previous year images to determine if the architectural distortion on the DBT image is correlated to a previous surgery or is something new.
- Clearly communicate the location, length, and shape of a post-surgical scar
- Maintains a reference point to the original surgery from year to year
- Easily correlates the surgical history with mammographic findings
- Communicates location of prior surgical site
- Calcifications found in the area marked by the scar marker can be examined relative to their location
- Helps reduce unnecessary additional imaging and diagnostic tests by differentiating suspicious lesions from benign architectural distortion as a result of a benign surgery
