A Reliable Method for Your Breast Health: Breast Ultrasonography
As Metropol Health Group, we offer breast ultrasonography (USG) services to examine abnormalities in breast tissue and provide early diagnosis. Breast ultrasonography provides a more comprehensive evaluation when used in combination with mammography and is an important diagnostic tool for your breast health.
In Which Situations Is Breast Ultrasonography Used?
- Breast Pain or Tenderness: To understand the cause of discomfort felt in the breast.
- Breast Tissue Swelling or Mass: Examination of any noticed hardness or abnormal swelling.
- Nipple discharge: Investigation of the causes of liquid or bloody discharge.
- Skin Changes or Redness: Evaluation of redness, swelling or structural changes in the skin of the breast.
How is Breast Ultrasonography Performed?
- Preparation: The patient lies in a comfortable position.
- Use of the Probe: The ultrasound probe is gently applied to the breast tissue. Sound waves are sent out and the reflected waves create images on the device.
- Imaging: High-resolution images show in detail any cysts, masses or other abnormal structures in the breast.
The procedure is usually painless, takes only a few minutes and offers a comfortable experience for patients.
Treatment Process with Breast Ultrasonography
- Early Diagnosis and Monitoring: Abnormalities in the breast are detected at an early stage and the treatment process is started quickly.
- Support with biopsy: Under ultrasound guidance, a biopsy is taken from abnormal tissues to provide a definitive diagnosis.
- Routine follow-up: Checking for previously diagnosed breast problems and monitoring the healing process.
Your Breast Health is Safe with Metropol Health Group
In our 6 medical centers and 1 hospital in Izmir, we offer breast ultrasonography services with our modern devices and experienced specialists. We know the importance of women’s health and aim to provide you with the most reliable diagnostic methods.
Remember: Breast ultrasonography is a critical step for early diagnosis and effective treatment. You can contact our expert team for detailed information and to make an appointment.