Washington Women’s Center offers state-of-the-art 3D mammography, also called tomosynthesis. This advanced imaging takes multiple pictures of the breast which can be viewed as a 3D image, allowing radiologists to see signs of breast cancer earlier than with traditional 2D mammograms.
“Our system represents the most advanced technology available and now we get both 3D and 2D images from one scan,” notes Radiologist, Sunil Upender, MD. “This is important because it provides us an additional flat image that better shows calcifications and allows us to readily compare women’s 2D scans from previous years without having to take another scan, which would double their radiation exposure.”
The Washington Women’s Center is designed to provide mammogram patients with a comfortable experience in a serene environment staffed by women. Rigorous cleaning and safety precautions have been put in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Diagnostic services available at the Women's Center include:
Click on the links above for a complete description of the diagnostic services listed above. Call 510.818.7410 to make an appointment or 510.818.7380 for Alliance MRI. Physician referral required.
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