Advanced 3D Mammography Services - Jefferson Radiology

Your Mammogram is Important

To make sure you get the screening you need, we offer evening and weekend hours. Your mammogram is important. Take care of yourself and book yours today.

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Why Mammography at Jefferson Radiology?

Jefferson Radiology offers the most advanced 3D Mammography technology available on the market today. This technology, called Genius™ mammography is offered at each of our locations.

Our exams provide better, earlier breast cancer detection compared to 2D alone and detect 20-65% more cancer. In fact, as many as 20% of breast cancers will be missed by 2D mammography. Greater accuracy means better breast cancer detection and a reduced chance of additional screenings.

Nicole, Jefferson Radiology patient and breast cancer survivor .

Nicole's Story: Breast Cancer Survivor

Just before her family trip, Nicole received a call that would change her life. It was Jefferson Radiology, informing her that her annual screening had detected breast cancer. This was no ordinary screening—it was a life-saving one.

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Jefferson Radiology is recognized as a Mammography Accredited Facility by the American College of Radiology.

We’re revolutionizing mammograms with state-of-the-art 3D technology that offers shorter appointments, with scan times lasting just seconds. Our compassionate technologists are with you every step of the way, ensuring you get the peace of mind you deserve with accurate mammograms you can trust.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A Genius™ 3D exam provides our radiologists with a series of detailed images of the breast. This type of mammogram is an X-ray that allows them to better evaluate breast tissue layer by layer, making fine details more visible and no longer hidden by overlapping tissue. This advanced form of medical imaging is crucial for breast cancer screening and early detection of breast cancer.

The process of a Genius™ 3D mammography exam is the same as your conventional 2D exam. The technologist will position you, compress your breast, and take images from different angles. There’s no additional compression required.

The technologist will view the images of your breasts at the computer workstation to ensure quality images have been captured for review. A radiologist will then examine the images and report results to either your physician or directly to you.

As of January 1st, 2019, 3D mammography screening exams are covered by Medicare and private insurers in the state of Connecticut and not subject to copays. Screening mammography exams are considered a preventative screening exam and as such, are not subject to co-pays.

The Genius™ 3D exam has been clinically proven to greatly reduce the chance of callbacks, which are common for women with dense breast tissue. It is the only FDA-approved 3D mammography machine to offer superior performance in women with dense breasts for routine breast cancer screening over standard 2D mammography. Additional testing such as breast ultrasound or breast MRI may be recommended for more detailed imaging.

Based on your clinical history and your referring physician’s order, you may need a diagnostic mammogram. This type of mammogram requires more detailed images from different angles that allow the radiologist to check the area more closely. A diagnostic mammogram is applied toward the patient’s deductible.

- - Breast Ultrasound: This non-invasive exam provides a better view of the breast, cysts, or masses so your radiologist can provide a more accurate diagnosis.
  - Breast MRI: This exam provides more information after an abnormal mammogram. It’s considered more invasive since contrast material is given through an IV before the procedure.
  - Breast Biopsy: This procedure takes cells/tissue samples with abnormal findings from the area.

A benign breast condition: A mass that is not cancerous, such as a lump, cyst, or nipple discharge.
Calcifications: Small, bright white spots of calcium that can appear on about half of all mammograms of women ages 50 and older (and on about 1 in 10 mammograms of younger women).
Non-invasive breast cancers: Such as Ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) where abnormal cells grow in the milk ducts.
Invasive breast cancer: Abnormal cells inside the milk ducts or lobules spread out into nearby breast tissue. When the abnormal cells spread to other parts of the body, it is called metastatic cancer, also known as stage IV or advanced breast cancer.

Additional Information

At our women’s imaging center, we strive to provide the best health care services, including screening mammographyfor women starting at age 40. Our center is equipped to handle patients with breast implants, ensuring comprehensive breast imaging for all types of patients. We understand the importance of early detection of breast cancer and aim to provide accurate and timely results. While mammograms show crucial information, sometimes additional imaging is required to confirm findings. The amount of radiation from mammograms is minimal and carefully monitored to ensure patient safety.

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Your Mammogram is Important

Why Mammography at Jefferson Radiology?

Nicole's Story: Breast Cancer Survivor

Accredited Facility

You have options for your Mammogram.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Does 3D Mammography Work?

What Should I Expect During A Mammography Exam?

What Mammography Procedures Does My Insurance Cover?

What If I Have Dense Breasts — How Does Mammography Help?

What's a Screening Mammogram?

What's a Diagnostic Mammogram?

What Type of Follow Up Tests Could I Have After a Mammogram?

What Type of Mammogram Findings Could My Exam Show?

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