borsttomosynthese
Borsttomosynthese is a medical imaging technique used for breast cancer screening and diagnosis. It is an advanced form of mammography that combines multiple low-dose X-ray images taken from different angles to create a three-dimensional view of the breast tissue. This contrasts with conventional 2D mammography, which produces a single flat image. The tomosynthesis system moves in an arc over the breast, capturing thin slices of tissue. These slices are then reconstructed by a computer to create a detailed, layered image.
The primary advantage of borsttomosynthese over standard mammography is its improved ability to detect abnormalities, particularly