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By Pam Stephan, About.com Guide to Breast Cancer

Elastography - Staying in Touch With Breast Cancer Detection and Diagnosis

Friday January 26, 2007
Elastography is a new technology for imaging breast tissue, and it may be better than mammography, ultrasound, and MRI at distinguishing between benign and cancerous areas. Elastograms can find a cancerous lump without the need for a biopsy. If you've ever had a mammogram, you know what the compression feels like - elastography uses light compression, and makes a more accurate image. See a Kitchen Science Demonstration on Elastography.

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