Breast ultrasound Warsaw
Breast ultrasound Warsaw: Price and study
Breast ultrasound is a key test in the diagnosis and prevention of breast cancer. Two clinics are available in Warsaw Warsaw Mokotow i Warsaw Prague, where breast ultrasound can be performed, and the price and comfort of the examination are important factors in the choice. Breast ultrasound allows early detection of possible abnormalities and prompt treatment.
What is breast ultrasound?
Breast ultrasound, or breast ultrasound, is a non-invasive imaging study that uses ultrasound waves to create images of structures within the breast. During an ultrasound examination, the doctor applies the probe to the skin of the breast, pre-coated with a gel, which enables a painless and precise image of the nipple. Breast ultrasound is particularly useful in diagnosing breast changes in women of young age, due to the denser glandular tissue.
Why perform Breast ultrasound?
Performing a breast ultrasound is important because it can detect a lump, abnormality or other change in the breast that may be a sign of breast cancer. Regular breast ultrasound examinations, play an important role in the prevention of breast cancer. Breast ultrasound enables early detection of breast cancer, significantly increasing the chances of successful treatment and improving the prognosis for the patient.
Contraindications to the study
Breast ultrasound is safe and there are no contraindications. It is a painless and non-invasive examination and can therefore be performed in pregnant women. There are no serious restrictions on breast ultrasound, but it is advisable to consult your doctor if you have inflammation of the breast skin or immediately after a breast biopsy. Breast ultrasound can be performed during the first half of the menstrual cycle.
Indications for breast ultrasound
Gynaecological indications
In gynaecology, Breast ultrasound is often recommended as an adjunct to routine preventive examinations. Many patients present for a breast ultrasound to assess hormonal changes affecting the nipple, particularly during the first half of the menstrual cycle. It is also part of the diagnostic workup for breast pain or other complaints reported during a gynaecological visit.
Breast cancer diagnosis
Breast ultrasound plays a key role in the diagnosis of breast cancer. It allows the detection of a lump or abnormality that may indicate a cancerous process. Breast ultrasound is often performed as an adjunct to mammography, especially in younger patients with dense breast tissue. Early detection of breast cancer by ultrasound significantly increases the chances of successful treatment.
Other indications for the study
Apart from gynaecological indications and breast cancer diagnosis, there are other situations in which it is worthwhile to perform a breast ultrasound.
They are particularly recommended in cases where:
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a family history of breast cancer
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changes in the breast are felt
Nipple ultrasound allows assessment of the nature of the lesions and further treatment decisions to be made.
Course of breast ultrasound examination
How to prepare for the study?
Preparation for a breast ultrasound examination is very simple. It is best to perform a breast ultrasound in the first half of the menstrual cycle, when the breasts are less sensitive to touch. No special preparation is required, but it is advisable to bring the results of previous breast imaging examinations, if any, with you. No lotions or creams should be applied to the breast skin on the day of the examination.
What happens during an ultrasound examination?
During a breast ultrasound examination, the radiologist applies the ultrasound transducer to the skin of the breast pre-lubricated with a gel. The gel facilitates the conduction of ultrasound waves and improves image quality. Breast ultrasound is painless and usually takes between 15 and 30 minutes. The doctor moves the transducer over the breast, assessing the structures within the breast on the monitor of the ultrasound machine.
Interpretation of breast ultrasound results
After the breast ultrasound examination, the radiologist interprets the result of the examination. The description includes information about the structure of the breast, the presence of any lesions, their size, shape and nature. If abnormalities are detected, the doctor may recommend further diagnostics, such as a breast biopsy. It is important to discuss the result of the examination with the doctor who recommended the breast ultrasound in order to establish a further management plan.
The following specialists perform breast ultrasound examinations at Invimed in Warsawi
The following specialists perform breast ultrasound examinations at Invimed in Warsaw
Specialists performing breast ultrasound in Warsaw
Dr Michal Niesterczuk - Invimed Warsaw Mokotow
Dr Michal Niesterczuk is one of the specialists who performs breast ultrasound at the Invimed Warsaw Mokotow infertility clinic. He is experienced in diagnostic breast imaging and specialises in detecting abnormalities using ultrasound. Dr Niesterczuk takes care of the patients' comfort during the examination, as well as the accurate interpretation of the examination result.
Dr Monika Mackowska - Invimed Warsaw Praga
Dr Monika Mackowska is a specialist who performs breast ultrasound in Warsaw at the Invimed Warsaw Praga clinic. She is experienced in the diagnosis of breast cancer and other breast conditions. Dr Mackowska uses modern ultrasound techniques to assess the structure of the breast as accurately as possible and detect any lumps or other abnormalities.
Other specialists in Invimed infertility treatment clinics in Warsaw
At Invimed, you can count on professional care and accurate diagnosis within the breast, which is crucial in the prevention of breast cancer.
