A1 Medical Imaging Commends Recent Research Confirming MRI Effectiveness in Detecting Early Recurrent Breast Cancer
Jun 16, 2021
Marilyn Radakovic, COO - A1 Medical Imaging
Marilyn Radakovic, COO - A1 Medical Imaging
A1 Medical Imaging's Chief Operating Officer, Marilyn Radakovic, RN, applauded recent research that indicates magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is effective in detecting interval breast cancers in women with a prior history of the disease.
The research that was published June 8, 2021, in the Radiology journal concluded that breast MRI has been shown to improve the early detection of recurrent breast cancers that may be missed by mammography.
The study took place between January 2008 and March 2019 and involved 2,809 women with a median age of 47 years who had undergone surgery because of breast cancer. In all, 6,603 MRI examinations were conducted.
"According to the report, the purpose of the research was to evaluate the screening of breast MRI in women with a personal history of breast cancer who might be at more risk for what's known as interval breast cancers or IBC," Radakovic stated. "IBC is the cancer detected after a normal screening mammogram, but before the next scheduled mammogram."
Mammograms are low-dose X-rays of the breast. Regular mammograms are recommended to find breast cancer early, when treatment is most successful. However, mammograms may not be the best option for women who are at high risk.
A breast MRI is a noninvasive technology that uses strong magnets instead of radiation to make very detailed, cross-sectional pictures of the breast. It is much more sensitive than mammography and can find invasive breast cancers sooner than mammograms. It can also rule out abnormalities that appear suspicious on a mammogram.
Peter Solodko, A1 Medical Imaging's Chief Executive Officer, commented, "This research indicates that breast MRIs can detect early stages of cancer better than mammography in women with a past history of breast cancer."
Radakovic added, "This research confirms the effectiveness of breast MRIs and provides encouraging hope for women who are at high risk of recurring cancer."
A1 Medical Imaging has open MRI centers throughout Florida and in Georgia and provides breast MRI screenings at its Aventura, Pembroke Pines, Plantation and Orange Park locations in Florida. Visit www.A1mri.com to learn more.
About A1 Medical Imaging
A1 Medical Imaging has become a model of excellence in the medical diagnostic imaging industry. From its home office in downtown Sarasota, Florida, the company maintains primary in-house functions of administration, human resources, transcription, finance, insurance contracting, information systems and technology, billing and collections, and medical technology. Utilizing state-of-the-art computer technology, A1 Medical Imaging can monitor the overall performance and operation of each center from its one central location, successfully assuring cost-effectiveness and efficiency throughout the company.
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