Which is more accurate, molybdenum target or color Doppler ultrasound?

Molybdenum palladium examination is also known as breast molybdenum target, and its full name is breast molybdenum target X-ray examination. It is not difficult to see that it is a breast examination, and then it is related to women. In daily life, many women have heard of molybdenum target examination, but they don’t know much about this examination and have many doubts, such as what are the characteristics of molybdenum target examination? What groups is it suitable for? . Let me give you a brief introduction below!

First of all, we need to understand what molybdenum target mammography is, which uses a molybdenum target mammography machine to take pictures of the breast to obtain its diagnostic imaging data. As a minimally invasive examination method, mammography is relatively painless, easy to perform, has high resolution, good repeatability, and the images taken can be used for comparison. It is not restricted by age or body shape. It is currently used as a basic examination with a sensitivity of 82% to 89% and a specificity of 87% to 94% for the diagnosis of breast cancer.

Mammography has been fully established as an important screening method. Because the age structure of female breast cancer is relatively young, it is generally recommended to start mammography examinations at around 35 years old, and check once every year to 1.5 years. In addition, for women with high-risk factors for breast cancer, such as a family history of breast cancer, a history of previous breast cancer, a history of good tumors and surgical biopsy, or a girl's menarche before the age of 13, or the first full-term birth after the age of 30, it is recommended to start breast mammography early, etc.

Which one is more accurate, molybdenum target or B-ultrasound?

Molybdenum target and B-ultrasound are the two most common auxiliary diagnostic tools for breast examination, and both have their advantages and disadvantages. B-ultrasound is the most common method. General breast lumps can be detected by B-ultrasound, and benign and malignant changes can now be clearly distinguished by B-ultrasound. The advantage of molybdenum target is that there are some conditions that cannot be diagnosed by B-ultrasound, and molybdenum target may be more accurate. But both have their advantages. B-ultrasound is the most common, and molybdenum target can analyze some things that are unclear on B-ultrasound. Molybdenum target may be used for further diagnosis. The biggest advantage of molybdenum target is that it has a more reference value for breast malignancy, but now B-ultrasound is also very accurate. So it depends on the actual reason. If you need to do an examination, it is generally recommended to do color ultrasound first. If the B-ultrasound resolution is not sufficient, then molybdenum target is recommended.