Breast Cancer Screening and Evaluation

Screening in High-Risk Women:

Screening of women with a high risk of breast cancer, such as those with a BRCA gene mutation or other genetic predispositions.

Determining Cancer Progression:

Assessing the extent of cancer after a new diagnosis of breast cancer.

Evaluating Abnormalities on Mammography:

Further evaluation of hard-to-assess abnormalities detected on mammography examinations.

Lumpectomy Sites:

Evaluating the sites of lumpectomies performed during breast cancer treatment and their subsequent development.

Silicone Implant Rupture:

Evaluating breast implants to determine the presence of silicone implant ruptures.

The optimal time to schedule your examination is after the tenth day following the commencement of your menstrual cycle.

Prior to your examination, refrain from consuming any food or beverages, except water, for two hours. It is imperative that you remain adequately hydrated on the day of your examination.

Refrain from using dusting powder or deodorant.

For a duration of one month, abstain from using hormones (please note that this may not apply to all patients; consult with your healthcare provider for further clarification).

Remove all jewelry and piercings prior to your examination.

You will undergo a comprehensive screening process by our trained MRI staff prior to your appointment.