What is an Ultrasound Mammogram?
An Ultrasound Mammogram is a radiation-free imaging test that uses high-frequency sound waves to examine breast tissue. It helps doctors evaluate breast lumps, pain, swelling, or other abnormalities and is especially useful for women with dense breast tissue.
This test is often used along with a mammogram or as a standalone screening in younger women.
Why is an Ultrasound Mammogram Done?
An ultrasound mammogram is recommended to:
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Evaluate breast lumps or cysts
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Differentiate between solid masses and fluid-filled cysts
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Assess breast pain or tenderness
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Examine dense breast tissue
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Guide needle biopsy procedures
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Follow up on abnormal mammogram findings
Benefits of Ultrasound Mammogram
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No radiation exposure
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Painless and non-invasive
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Safe for pregnant and breastfeeding women
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Effective for dense breasts
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Helps in early detection of breast abnormalities
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Quick procedure with immediate results
Who Should Get an Ultrasound Mammogram?
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Women with breast lumps or pain
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Younger women under 40
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Pregnant or lactating women
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Patients with dense breast tissue
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Follow-up for abnormal mammogram reports
Procedure & Duration
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Scan duration: 15–20 minutes
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No special preparation required
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Performed by experienced radiologists
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Reports usually available on the same day
ULTRASOUND MAMMOGRAM DONE ON ALL DAYS
LADY SCAN DOCTOR AVAILABLE