A ductogram allows the care team to see inside the breast’s milk ducts. Learn why a galactogram may be ordered, how it’s done and what the results may mean.
A breast ultrasound may help the care team get a detailed look at changes in breast tissue. Learn how it’s done, what results may mean and more.
A breast MRI may be performed as part of a breast cancer screening or for other reasons. Learn what it is, how it’s done with and without contrast and more.
The most common type of breast cancer is invasive ductal carcinoma. Learn about the different kinds and their tumor characteristics.
Implants are one of two options for breast reconstruction after a mastectomy. Learn about saline, silicone, textured, smooth types and possible complications.
Flap surgery is a type of breast reconstruction that uses the patient’s own tissue. Learn about this cancer surgery, including information on tram and DIEP.
Breast reconstruction surgery may be an option after mastectomy. Learn when it’s done, the types, recovery, and possible complications.
A breast self-exam may allow you to detect changes that may help detect cancer early. Learn how to do one, how often, and what to look for.
Breast tomosynthesis is a type of screening that may help detect signs of cancer. Learn what a 3D mammogram is, how it’s performed and what results may mean.
A mammogram uses X-ray images of the breast to detect possible signs of breast cancer. Learn the guidelines, what to expect during the procedure and more.