Detect cancer up to 2 years early
Mammography can detect microcalcifications and masses years before they become palpable – enabling early, less aggressive treatment.
Digital mammography is the gold standard for breast cancer screening – a low-dose X-ray examination that produces high-resolution images of the breast tissue. It is the most effective tool for detecting breast cancer early, often years before a lump can be felt, when treatment is most successful. At Amytri Diagnostics, we use state-of-the-art digital mammography systems that offer superior image quality, faster acquisition, and lower radiation doses compared to traditional film mammography.
Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women, and early detection is the key to survival. Digital mammography can detect microcalcifications, masses, and other subtle changes that may indicate cancer – even in women with dense breast tissue. Our advanced technology ensures clear, detailed images, allowing our radiologists to identify abnormalities with confidence.
At Amytri, we prioritise your comfort and privacy. Our compassionate team ensures a comfortable experience, and our digital mammography system is designed to minimise compression time and discomfort. All images are interpreted by experienced radiologists, and reports are shared with your gynaecologist or physician for seamless care.
When breast cancer is found early, the 5-year survival rate is over 95%. Regular mammography is your best defense – detecting cancer before you feel a lump.
Mammography can detect microcalcifications and masses years before they become palpable – enabling early, less aggressive treatment.
Comparing current and previous mammograms helps identify subtle changes that may indicate early cancer – even if the current images appear normal.
Early detection means less aggressive treatment, better outcomes, and a higher quality of life. Regular screening saves lives – and breasts.
We provide comprehensive mammography services – from screening to diagnostic imaging – with advanced technology and expert interpretation.
Routine screening for asymptomatic women – typically recommended annually or biennially from age 40. Quick, comfortable, and highly accurate for early detection.
For women with breast symptoms – lumps, pain, nipple discharge, or skin changes. Diagnostic mammography uses additional views and spot compression for detailed evaluation.
We use the standardised Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System (BI‑RADS) to categorise findings – from 0 (incomplete) to 6 (biopsy-proven cancer) – ensuring clear communication with your doctor.
Advanced imaging that creates 3D images of the breast, improving detection in women with dense breast tissue and reducing false positives.
We evaluate and report breast density – dense breasts have higher cancer risk and may require additional screening (ultrasound or MRI).
We compare current mammograms with previous ones – detecting subtle changes that may indicate early cancer even without obvious abnormalities.
Avoid deodorant, powder, or lotion on the day of the exam – they can appear as calcifications on the images. Schedule your mammogram when your breasts are least tender (usually 1–2 weeks after your period).
You stand in front of the mammography machine. The technologist positions your breast between two plates and applies gentle compression for a few seconds. The process is repeated for both breasts and additional views if needed.
Our experienced radiologist reviews the high-resolution digital images, evaluates for any abnormalities, and assigns a BI‑RADS category for clear communication with your doctor.
Your report is shared with you and your gynaecologist/physician within 24–48 hours. We provide clear explanations and recommend further steps – whether it's routine follow-up, additional imaging, or biopsy.
Regular screening mammography is the most effective way to detect breast cancer early – and it could save your life.
Annual or biennial mammography is recommended for all women starting at age 40 – even with no symptoms or family history.
If your mother, sister, or daughter has had breast cancer, start screening earlier (10 years before the age of diagnosis in your relative).
Any new lump, skin changes, nipple discharge, or persistent pain should be evaluated – diagnostic mammography is an essential part of the work-up.
If you have dense breasts, mammography is still recommended – but you may benefit from additional screening (ultrasound or 3D mammography).
If you have a history of breast cancer or a biopsy with high-risk lesions, regular mammography is essential for surveillance.
If you are worried about breast cancer, a mammogram can provide peace of mind – and if something is found, early detection saves lives.
Dr. Abhishek has extensive experience in mammography interpretation, including digital and 3D mammography. He is skilled in detecting subtle breast lesions, evaluating microcalcifications, and assigning accurate BI‑RADS categories. He works closely with gynaecologists and breast surgeons to ensure you receive the best possible care.
Mammography can be an anxious experience – having a partner or family member with you provides comfort and support.
We welcome partners during the consultation and report discussion. They can ask questions, help remember the doctor's advice, and support you through any follow‑up if needed. Having someone with you makes the experience easier.
Digital mammography is an advanced X-ray technique that produces high-resolution images of the breast using digital detectors instead of film. It offers superior image quality, faster acquisition, and lower radiation doses.
Most guidelines recommend annual or biennial mammography starting at age 40. If you have a family history or other risk factors, you may need to start earlier – discuss with your doctor.
Breast compression during mammography is briefly uncomfortable but necessary to obtain clear images. The sensation lasts only a few seconds. We recommend scheduling when your breasts are least tender (1–2 weeks after your period).
The radiation dose from a digital mammogram is very low – comparable to a few months of natural background radiation. The benefits of early detection far outweigh the minimal risk.
Your mammogram report is typically ready within 24–48 hours. We deliver it via WhatsApp or email, and share it with your gynaecologist or physician.
A referral is recommended but not required. For screening mammograms, you can book directly. For diagnostic mammograms (with symptoms), a referral from your doctor is recommended for appropriate evaluation.
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