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2. Suspicious Mammogram Result: Next Steps - WebMD

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   Suspicious Mammogram Result: Follow-Up and Next Steps. You get your routine mammogram and, soon after, you receive a call or letter from your doctor’s office. You’re told that you need to make ...

3. Understanding Your Mammogram Results - Healthline

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   When the image is highly suggestive of a cancerous tumor, the BI-RADS score is 5. That means the radiologist believes there’s a 95 percent chance that the tumor is cancerous. A biopsy is needed ...

4. How Long Does a Mammogram Take? Procedure and Results

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   An appointment for a traditional 2-D mammogram usually takes about 30 minutes. An appointment for a 3-D mammogram may take a little longer. You should have the results in one to two weeks. A ...

5. BI-RADS Score: Understanding Your Mammogram Results - Healthline

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   Category 2. A BI-RADS score of 2 also shows that your mammogram results are normal. There are no indications of cancer, but the doctor may notice some benign cysts or masses to include in your ...

6. Using Mammograms to Detect Breast Cancer - WebMD

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   Women 45 to 54 should have a mammogram each year, and those 55 years and over should get mammograms every 1 to 2 years. The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommends screening every 2 years ...

7. Menopause and Mammogram Guidelines, Benefits, and Breast ...

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   Contact your doctor and the mammogram facility to get confirmation of the results. According to the American Cancer Society, only two to four mammograms out of every 1,000 lead to a diagnosis of ...