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Comparison of technical parameters and women's experience between self-compression and standard compression modes in mammography screening: a single …

Arenas et al., 2022

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11088808493540102324
Author
Arenas N
Alcantara R
Posso M
Louro J
Perez-Leon D
Ejarque B
Arranz M
Maiques J
Castells X
Macia F
Roman M
Rodriguez-Arana A
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European Radiology

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Objectives We compared the compression force, breast thickness, and glandular dose, as well as the severity of discomfort and women's experience between the patient-assisted compression (PAC) and standard compression (SC) modes. Materials and methods We …
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