Early Uptake of Breast MRI Application

Early Uptake of Breast MRI

Introduction

The MRI technique has developed into a tool for detecting breast cancer. It was accepted and allowed legally by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) as a diagnosing instrument during the 1990s and further evolved into functions such as screening, treatment, disease staging, and surveillance. However, the effectiveness of this technology in this arena has not gained sufficient evidence and more information is being gathered on its implementation. It is still under investigation whether the application of such a device is accurate mainly because of the possible difficulties and expenses related with the device. Furthermore, limited research has been done to support the effectiveness of breast cancer awareness with MRI technology.

Abstract

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Background

The research of Breast MRI is being conducted in order to see whether this development in technology actually is being utilizing and giving significant feedback. This study further illustrates the clinical methods of MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) on the breast in order to detect breast cancer at early stages. The significance is to highlight that this ...