I believe most imaging centers allow copies for personal use, if a CT tech or doctor at the imaging location won’t tell you if you have breast arterial calcifications.
This option will not catch calcium plaque formations earlier than a coronary calcium scan, but if you find them, you likely have them in other locations, such as your heart.
It’s nice, because there is no extra radiation from a second chest scan, needed.
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03/15/2022 5:24:10 PM PDT by
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I’m shocked they are still suing mammograms. I remember reading 20 years ago that they would be replaced by something safer and more effective.
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Makes sense. This should have been figured out decades ago.
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03/15/2022 6:29:26 PM PDT by
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