Molybdenum target X ray evaluation of different syndromes in patients with breast cancer risk of proliferative.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Molybdenum target X ray evaluation of different syndromes in patients with breast cancer risk of proliferative Author: Hu Sheng-fang, Chen Feng, Rong Qianwen [Keywords:] breast; hyperplasia; breast cancer; breast X-ray radiography; traditional Chinese medicine; Syndrome 80 years since the 20th century, many countries would mammography as a diagnostic method of choice for breast cancer. The United States, Britain, Canada and Sweden, countries such as 8 Clinical Trials Center concluded that 40 to 74-year-old women with breast X-ray photography screening can reduce breast cancer mortality rate 20% ~ 43% [1]. However, due to the volatility characteristics of breast imaging, diagnostic accuracy of breast cancer by X-ray machine, radiography and medical experience, quality and other factors, individual reporting different. Is therefore necessary to standardize breast X ray reports to help general practitioners and clinical medical images to communicate and to help clinicians to make a reasonable choice for disease treatment. In this study, American College of Radiology breast imaging reporting and data system (Breast Ima-ging Reporting and Data System, BI-RADS) [2] to evaluate the risk of breast hyperplasia in patients with breast cancer risk and an analysis of different TCM syndrome types in patients suffering from differences in cancer risk. 1 Data and methods 1.1 The research data collected in June 2004 ~ April 2006 newly diagnosed patients in our hospital out-patient and in accordance with the following four: (1) Female, aged 30 to 59 years of age; (2) comply with the diagnostic criteria of breast hyperplasia; (3) No Other endocrine, blood and immune systems, serious primary disease; (4) The first examination for clinical breast examination, found to have lumps or thickening glands obvious need for further examination of patients. 1.2 Methods 1.2.1 X-ray taken of each routine cases of skewed bits and axial radiography showed a suspic