Breast cancer is one of the most common tumours in women and poses a serious threat to their physical and mental health. Our population base is large, our geographical development is uneven and the level of breast cancer care needs to be further improved. The incidence of breast cancer has tended to increase over the years, and early detection, diagnosis and treatment are key to the cure of breast cancer. For economic, social and other reasons, we do not yet have a well-established system of screening for breast cancer, and active individual screening and medical treatment are important tools for early detection of breast cancer. Breast malignant diseases are mostly shown in mammograms, but also in local breast glands, mammograms and lymphoma swollen lymphoma. There are a number of methods of detection of mammography, including mammography, mammography, mammography and mammography, as well as pathological examinations, such as mammogram cytops, mammograms, mammograms and stabbings, and stabbings, as follows: Ultrasonic examinations allow for the identification of mammograms or actual swelling, as well as the detection of blood flow signals within the mammogram, and provide valuable indicators for the qualitative and diagnostic diagnosis of tumours. The ultrasound examination, in addition to the observation of mammosis, also allows for the examination of the presence of a bloated large lymphoma knot and of the breast. In addition, the ultrasound leads to the emptied core needle through the stinging tissue to facilitate a precise mammogram. Breast X-ray screening, formerly known as mammograms, is one of the most commonly used methods of mammography. Breast X-ray photography not only shows the location, morphology, boundary, etc. of the mammograms, but also provides an in-depth analysis of the presence or absence of “crazy” and calcified shapes, distributional characteristics and areas, with a higher sensitivity to the diagnosis of benign and malignant breast diseases. Breast X-ray photographs are relatively insensitive for dense breasts and need to be combined with other video screening methods, such as mammography ultrasound, to improve the detection capacity of the mammography. The mammographic resonance examination has a high screening value for the identification of benign, malignant mammograms, and has the advantages of being non-irradiated, sensitive and reusable, and has become an important means of mammography examination. MRI has a high advantage in micro-morbidities of the mammography, especially in the case of the incisive breast, which is difficult to diagnose by X-ray photography, and often relies on MRI for further examination. The cytological examination of mammograms uses cytology techniques that do not require anaesthesia, the cytology of swelling by negative pressure of the syringe, and are diagnosed by experienced cytology specialists. The inspection method has the characteristics of ease of movement, small pain, low damage and cheap prices. However, in the case of suspicious pathologies, inoculation cytology is often not clearly diagnosed and further biopsy is required. The technology for the examination of the stinging tissue of the air core needle is one of the methods of active tissue inspection currently used in clinical practice. It is common to use 14G or 16G empty core needles for mammograms, guided by breast ultrasound. There are more organizations that can be accessed with a sufficient amount of tissue to meet screening needs such as immunization, and to further define molecular and individualized characteristics of breast cancer. The mammogram biopsy technique is a pathological examination of the whole mammogram under anaesthesia. The normal tissue around the swelling should be included in cases of suspected mammography. The selection of the position of the incision should take into account the beauty effects, which can be considered for the ectoplasmosis of the pepture area; for the other parts of the swelling, it is recommended that the cortex be taken in a manner consistent with the skin stripes, which can achieve better beauty effects. There are a number of clinical methods of screening and diagnosis of breast edema, which need to be applied in combination to satisfy the accurate diagnosis of breast edema, to provide reliable visual and pathological evidence for treatment, to increase breast cancer curing and to prolong the patient ‘ s survival.
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