Join us for a compelling teaching session on Breast Cancer Radiology, where we'll delve into two groundbreaking research papers. The first paper explores the diagnostic accuracy of screening contrast-enhanced mammography for women with extremely dense breasts at an increased risk of breast cancer. The second paper discusses the feasibility of minimally invasive treatment for early, good prognosis breast cancer. This inspiring knowledge-sharing event is perfect for medical professionals seeking to enhance their understanding and stay at the forefront of breast cancer diagnosis and treatment.

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Learning objectives

To understand the process and diagnostic accuracy of screening contrast-enhanced mammography, especially for women with extremely dense breasts who are at increased risk of breast cancer.
To learn about the challenges and potential solutions in interpreting the results of contrast-enhanced mammography in high-risk populations.
To assess the feasibility and effectiveness of minimally invasive treatment methods specific to early, good prognosis breast cancer based on recent research findings.
To develop the ability to critically analyze and integrate the latest research findings in breast cancer radiology into clinical decision-making.
To comprehend how the application of current findings can potentially improve the management and treatment outcomes of patients diagnosed with breast cancer.

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