Mammography – Precise Imaging of the Breast.

Mammography is the primary imaging modality for the evaluation of breast diseases. It provides high-resolution visualization of breast tissue and is particularly important for detecting subtle changes such as microcalcifications. Mammography plays a central role in the diagnostic work-up of suspicious breast findings in both women and men and is an established standard in modern radiology.

When is mammography indicated?

Mammography is typically performed in the following situations:

  • Palpable lump or induration
  • Suspicious findings on ultrasound
  • Unclear breast changes
  • Nipple discharge
  • Follow-up after breast cancer treatment

Its purpose is to accurately assess abnormalities and guide further diagnostic or therapeutic steps.

Modern Digital Mammography

At our centers, we use advanced digital mammography systems.

These provide:

  • Very high spatial resolution, especially for detecting microcalcifications
  • Improved diagnostic accuracy, including in dense breast tissue
  • Reduced radiation dose compared to older technologies
  • Immediate image availability and efficient workflow

Digital mammography enhances both diagnostic confidence and efficiency.

Standardized Reporting (BI-RADS)

Mammography findings are evaluated using the internationally established BI-RADS (Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System) classification.

This ensures:

  • Consistent and transparent reporting
  • Clear assessment of malignancy risk
  • Structured recommendations for further management

The BI-RADS system is the global standard in breast imaging.

Advantages of Mammography

Mammography offers key advantages in the evaluation of breast disease:

  • Detection of very small, non-palpable lesions
  • Reliable identification of microcalcifications, often an early sign of malignancy
  • High diagnostic accuracy in many clinical scenarios
  • Fast and targeted evaluation
  • Evidence-based and well-established method

Patient Comfort and Safety

Modern mammography systems are designed to ensure a comfortable and safe examination:

  • Individually adjustable compression
  • Short examination time
  • Low radiation exposure

Current technology combines high image quality with improved patient comfort.

Interdisciplinary Collaboration

Mammography is an essential component of interdisciplinary breast diagnostics.

We work closely with gynecologists and other specialists to ensure rapid and appropriate further management.

Our Commitment

We combine advanced mammography technology with experienced radiological expertise and standardized reporting—delivering precise, safe, and patient-centered breast diagnostics at the highest level.