Mammography with Tomosynthesis (3D) is an even more sophisticated diagnostic method than mammography (2D) which, thanks to a rapid and painless low-dose X-ray scan, is able to acquire three-dimensional images of the breast and also detects tumor lesions. very small in size.
With 3D mammography, therefore, everything that traditional mammography misses can be highlighted, thanks to the combination of digital images acquired. The reconstruction is in fact stratified, minimizing or completely eliminating the problems caused by tissue overlap, which can represent an obstacle to diagnosis.