Mammography in Poland

A magnetic-resonance scan of the breasts, offered together with mammography, that images breast tissue in fine detail without radiation from the MRI component. Breast MRI is used in specific situations such as further assessment of findings, screening of higher-risk patients, or evaluation of implants. At OMEGA the study is performed on a 1.5 Tesla scanner and usually uses intravenous contrast. The scan typically takes 30 to 40 minutes, and a specialist radiologist reviews both the MRI and mammography and provides a written report.

A contrast-enhanced 3 Tesla MRI of the breasts, also known as MR mammography, using a gadolinium agent to image breast tissue in detail. It is used alongside mammography and ultrasound in selected situations, such as further assessment of a finding, evaluation of implants, or screening in higher-risk individuals. Breast MRI is performed lying face down in a dedicated coil. The examination is read by a specialist radiologist, with a written report emailed within 72 hours.