A medical procedure that removes something from an area of the body. These substances can be air, body fluids, or bone fragments. [medlineplus.gov]

The Mammogram and Biopsy correspond with each other.

The test corresponds with the concern.

A ductogram, also called a galactogram, is a special type of mammogram used for imaging the breast ducts. It can aid in diagnosing the cause of abnormal nipple discharges. Ductography (also called galactography or ductogalactography) is a special type of contrast enhanced mammography used for imaging the breast ducts. Ductography can aid in diagnosing the cause of an abnormal nipple discharge and is valuable in diagnosing intraductal papillomas and other conditions. [www.imaginis.com]

A medical finding that wasn't the abnormality of the original mammogram, MRI, nuclear medicine, or ultrasound was intended to find.

The original MRI, Nuclear Medicine, or Ultrasound corresponds with the findings on the Mammogram.

The original Mammogram, Nuclear Medicine, or Ultrasound corresponds with the findings on the MRI.

The findings on the Mammogram and/or Ultrasound, correspond with the nipple discharge.

Previous exam at another clinic that took place separate from current exam.

Mammogram, MRI, Nuclear Medicine, or ultrasound corresponds with the pain the patient is experiencing.

The Mammogram, Ultrasound, Nuclear Medicine, MRI correspond with the palpated (physical exam to touch) lump.

The Mammogram corresponds with the post operative results of the breast incision.

The previous biopsy results correspond with the MRI and/or Ultrasound.

The prior exam of the breast, corresponds with the results of the Mammogram.

The redness in the breast, corresponds with the results of the Mammogram and/or Ultrasound.

The initial Mammogram corresponds with the Scinti results. Scintigraphy definition is a diagnostic technique in which a two-dimensional picture of internal body tissue is produced through the detection of radiation emitted by a radioactive substance administered into the body.

size < mammo

size < MRI

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size > mammo

size > MRI

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The mammogram findings correspond with where the skin marker was placed on the breast.

Surgery

The MRI information corresponds with the surgical site.

The mammogram results correspond with where the patient feels tenderness.

The results of the Ultrasound correspond with where the trigger point is around the tumor/lesion. The trigger point is the point where the site of the pain is.

The results of the MRI, Mammogram and/or Nuclear Medicine exam, correspond with this Ultrasound.