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![Mammograms are critical to breast cancer screening and detection. Today I am offering a little blurb on the reporting of mammograms, and the meaning of BIRADS!
What does BIRADS mean? How to interpret your mammogram screening!
BIRADS is Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System
It is how the "findings from mammogram screening (for breast cancer diagnosis) [are organized] into a small number of well-defined categories." 0—More information is needed. You may need another mammogram before a score can be given.
1—Nothing abnormal is seen. You should continue to have routine screening.
2—Benign conditions, such as cysts, are seen. You should continue to have routine screening.
3—Something is seen that probably is not cancer. A repeat mammogram should be done within 6 months.
4—Something is seen that is suspicious for cancer. You may need to have a biopsy.
5—Something is seen that is highly suggestive of cancer. You will need to have a biopsy.
For more FAQ, please ask your doctor or follow the link below!
#breastcancer #cancer #breastcancerawareness #beatcancer #pinkribbon #mammogram #fightcancer #cancersupport #dannynikumd #obgyn #acog
https://www.acog.org/Patients/FAQs/Mammography-and-Other-Screening-Tests-for-Breast-Problems](https://instagram.fwbw1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/vp/cd08a96c13441b40bd06d72b4a9fdc75/5E31F22F/t51.2885-15/e15/c180.0.720.720a/s640x640/71279352_145726123327247_7578268365918882684_n.jpg?_nc_ht=instagram.fwbw1-1.fna.fbcdn.net&_nc_cat=111 "Mammograms are critical to breast cancer screening and detection. Today I am offering a little blurb on the reporting of mammograms, and the meaning of BIRADS!
What does BIRADS mean? How to interpret your mammogram screening!
BIRADS is Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System
It is how the \"findings from mammogram screening (for breast cancer diagnosis) [are organized] into a small number of well-defined categories.\" 0—More information is needed. You may need another mammogram before a score can be given.
1—Nothing abnormal is seen. You should continue to have routine screening.
2—Benign conditions, such as cysts, are seen. You should continue to have routine screening.
3—Something is seen that probably is not cancer. A repeat mammogram should be done within 6 months.
4—Something is seen that is suspicious for cancer. You may need to have a biopsy.
5—Something is seen that is highly suggestive of cancer. You will need to have a biopsy.
For more FAQ, please ask your doctor or follow the link below!
#breastcancer #cancer #breastcancerawareness #beatcancer #pinkribbon #mammogram #fightcancer #cancersupport #dannynikumd #obgyn #acog
https://www.acog.org/Patients/FAQs/Mammography-and-Other-Screening-Tests-for-Breast-Problems")
