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A Different Kind of Wireless
To provide a hookwire alternative to breast cancer patients, Stanford Health Care has adopted a wireless system called the SAVI SCOUT, which tags tumors with 4-millimeter radar reflectors.
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Stanford Health Care Imaging is committed to providing outstanding care, utilizing state-of-the-art technology, and offering the subspecialty expertise of Stanford's world-renowned Department of Radiology. Our team of medical professionals conduct more than a quarter of a million studies each year, maintaining the highest standards of clinical excellence provided in a compassionate, caring environment.
A disease in which malignant (cancer) cells form in the tissues of the breast.
Breast density is determined by the ratio of fatty tissue to fibroglandular tissue in the breast. Denseness makes it more difficult to read a mammogram.
A rare form of breast cancer, with less than 1% of all breast carcinomas occuring in men. Breast cancer usually presents as a new lump or mass in a man's breast. While many facilities treat this with mastectomy, Stanford has successfully treated male breast cancer with lumpectomy.
A new California law requires radiologists to notify women when their mammography shows they have dense breast tissue.
To provide a hookwire alternative to breast cancer patients, Stanford Health Care has adopted a wireless system called the SAVI SCOUT, which tags tumors with 4-millimeter radar reflectors.
In recognition of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Stanford experts answer common questions about diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer.
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