A: Mammography is performed to screen healthy women for signs of breast cancer. It is also used to follow-up on findings of a breast disease.

A: A mammogram is the best test for breast cancer, it can detect cancers before you can feel them with your fingers.

A: MRI is quite safe in the majority of patients. Certain patients may not be able to have an MRI.

A: In general, you may be asked to wear a gown. Please wear comfortable loose clothing with no metal buttons, belts, zippers, or under-wire bras. These can obscure the x-ray image.

A: Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is an advanced way to look inside your body without using X-rays.

A: X-ray is a simple, painless medical test that can help your doctor provide an appropriate treatment. It is a fast, easy way for your doctor to view and assess conditions involving pathology.

A: There are times when we will consult with a radiologist before your MRI exam is performed simply as a precaution for your well-being.