Mammography – Bilateral is a specialized X-ray imaging test used to examine both breasts for abnormalities. It is one of the most effective screening tools for early detection of breast cancer, often identifying changes before symptoms appear.

The test captures detailed images of breast tissue, helping detect lumps, calcifications, or other structural changes. Bilateral mammography ensures a comprehensive evaluation by comparing both breasts, which aids in accurate diagnosis.

This test is commonly recommended for routine screening, especially in women above a certain age or those with risk factors such as family history. It is also used for diagnostic purposes when symptoms like lumps, pain, or nipple discharge are present.

Early detection through mammography significantly improves treatment outcomes and helps in timely medical intervention.

The purpose of the Mammography – Bilateral test is to:

• Screen for breast cancer
• Detect abnormalities in both breasts
• Identify lumps or calcifications
• Support early diagnosis of breast conditions
• Monitor breast health over time