According to the medical clinic, 3-D mammography provides high-definition, more comprehensive images than conventional 2-D mammography. The quality of these images allows radiologists to detect cancer earlier by more accurately pinpointing the size, shape, and location of potential problem areas.
“This investment in technology is about better serving patients, making sure they get the highest quality of care possible,” said Jonathan Avery, chief administrative officer at Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center, in a press release. “We are very pleased to be able to offer this to our patients.”
