TESTIMONIALS
"Everyone was great. Very fast and very convenient, thanks. Very professional. I will come back next year."
Oro Valley, AZ
"I will recommend this to my friends. Thank you so much for all you do. Thanks for making getting a mammogram so convenient."
Phoenix, AZ
Our Tool to Help Women with Dense Breast Tissue
Offered at both our Scottsdale and La Cholla Breast Centers.
All breasts contain glands, fibrous tissue, and fat. Dense tissue is made of glands and fibrous tissue (referred to as “fibroglandular” tissue). Dense tissue blocks x-rays and therefore appears white on a mammogram. Fatty tissue allows more x-rays to penetrate and therefore shows up as black or dark gray on a mammogram. Each woman’s breasts contain a unique mix of fatty and dense tissue. Some women’s breasts are almost all fat, some have very little fat, and some are in-between. Dense breasts are normal and tend to become less dense with age and menopause.
Breast density is not determined by how a breast looks or feels. Dense breast tissue can only be identified through a mammogram. The radiologist determines the breast density by examining the images from your mammogram screening. Refer to the Mammography Result Notification Letter to learn about your breast density.
Dense breasts are “normal.” On average, about 40% of women of mammography age have dense breasts. However, because dense breast tissue can hide cancer on a mammogram, it may reduce the ability of your radiologist to find cancer if present. A “normal,” “negative,” or “benign” mammogram does not reliably exclude cancer in women with dense breasts. Women with dense breasts may have cancer detected soon after a “normal” or “negative” mammogram (this is known as an “interval cancer”). If your mammogram shows you have dense breasts, you should discuss additional screening options with your health care provider.
Prepare for Your Visit
How to Prepare
- Talk to your health care professional about any concerns you have regarding the need for the test you have scheduled, it’s risks, how it will be performed, or what the results will mean to you.
- The day of your mammogram wear a two-piece outfit so that it is easy to undress above the waist.
- Please do not wear lotion, powder, perfume or deodorant to your appointment. Wearing these items can make mammograms more difficult to read and may corrupt equipment. If you must wear deodorant, moist towelettes will be available so you can remove it before your exam.
Patient Wellness And Continuum Of Care Are Assured Imaging’s Main Focus
Both our mobile coaches and our fixed locations provide the latest in cutting-edge, proven technology.
- Assured Imaging offers both mobile digital 3D and 2D mammogram screenings.
- 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer.
- Women 40 and older should get a mammogram screening once every year.
- At age 35, women should get a baseline mammogram.
- Nearly all breast cancer is successfully treated if detected early!
1-888-233-6121
- BREAST FELLOWSHIP TRAINED RADIOLOGISTS
- LOW DOSE RADIATION
- IMPLANT SAFE
Our Tool to Help Women with Dense Breast Tissue
Offered at both our Scottsdale and La Cholla Breast Centers.
All breasts contain glands, fibrous tissue, and fat. Dense tissue is made of glands and fibrous tissue (referred to as “fibroglandular” tissue). Dense tissue blocks x-rays and therefore appears white on a mammogram. Fatty tissue allows more x-rays to penetrate and therefore shows up as black or dark gray on a mammogram. Each woman’s breasts contain a unique mix of fatty and dense tissue. Some women’s breasts are almost all fat, some have very little fat, and some are in-between. Dense breasts are normal and tend to become less dense with age and menopause.
Breast density is not determined by how a breast looks or feels. Dense breast tissue can only be identified through a mammogram. The radiologist determines the breast density by examining the images from your mammogram screening. Refer to the Mammography Result Notification Letter to learn about your breast density.
Dense breasts are “normal.” On average, about 40% of women of mammography age have dense breasts. However, because dense breast tissue can hide cancer on a mammogram, it may reduce the ability of your radiologist to find cancer if present. A “normal,” “negative,” or “benign” mammogram does not reliably exclude cancer in women with dense breasts. Women with dense breasts may have cancer detected soon after a “normal” or “negative” mammogram (this is known as an “interval cancer”). If your mammogram shows you have dense breasts, you should discuss additional screening options with your health care provider.
Prepare for Your Visit
How to Prepare
- Talk to your health care professional about any concerns you have regarding the need for the test you have scheduled, it’s risks, how it will be performed, or what the results will mean to you.
- The day of your mammogram wear a two-piece outfit so that it is easy to undress above the waist.
- Please do not wear lotion, powder, perfume or deodorant to your appointment. Wearing these items can make mammograms more difficult to read and may corrupt equipment. If you must wear deodorant, moist towelettes will be available so you can remove it before your exam.
Patient Wellness And Continuum Of Care Are Assured Imaging’s Main Focus
Both our mobile coaches and our fixed locations provide the latest in cutting-edge, proven technology.
- Assured Imaging offers both mobile digital 3D and 2D mammogram screenings.
- 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer.
- Women 40 and older should get a mammogram screening once every year.
- At age 35, women should get a baseline mammogram.
- Nearly all breast cancer is successfully treated if detected early!
1-888-233-6121
- BREAST FELLOWSHIP TRAINED RADIOLOGISTS
- LOW DOSE RADIATION
- IMPLANT SAFE
LOCATIONS
Mammography / Breast Imaging Services are provided in:
Tucson, AZ
Scottsdale, AZ
Las Cruces, NM
Los Lunas, NM
Clovis, NM
TESTIMONIALS
"Everyone was great. Very fast and very convenient, thanks. Very professional. I will come back next year."
Oro Valley, AZ
"I will recommend this to my friends. Thank you so much for all you do. Thanks for making getting a mammogram so convenient."
Phoenix, AZ
ABOUT US
Assured Imaging is the leading provider of mobile digital mammography in the United States. Collectively, our presence includes 16 full modality centers across the Northeast, Southwest, and Western U.S. in addition to operating some 40 mobile imaging coaches and portable units focused on women’s wellness in 10 different states.
CONTACT US
Corporate Headquarters
7717 N Hartman Ln
Tucson, AZ 85743
Phone: (520) 744-6121
Toll Free (888) 233-6121
Fax: (520) 572-7138
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