Mammography - Recent Advances

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Mean glandular dose values used for the mammography screening program in Poland according to the type of image registration system

“…Most likely this would require optimising the exposure parameters taking into account the image quality, and perhaps even individually modernising the mammography equipment for every system. In an earlier study [15], the present authors described an attempt to optimize exposure parameters for increasing the MGD value and to maintain image quality.…”