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Healthy Lifestyle and Breast Cancer
Wake Radiology UNC REX Healthcare shares information about a healthy lifestyle and breast cancer. Learn from Dr. Holley, one of our Breast Imaging Radiologists.
What does it mean to get called back?
Wake Radiology UNC REX Healthcare shares information about what it means to get a call back from a screening mammogram. Learn from Dr. Holley, one of our Breast Imaging Radiologists.
How Often Do I Need To Get a Mammogram
Wake Radiology UNC REX Healthcare shares information about how often a woman should get a mammogram. Learn from Dr. Holley, one of our Breast Imaging Radiologists.
Breast Imaging
The unique breadth and depth of Wake Radiology’s breast imaging expertise allows us to offer a full spectrum of breast imaging services, from conventional 2D and 3D mammography, breast ultrasound and Breast MRI to three types of image-guided breast biopsy.
Revolutionary 3D Mammography
Wake Radiology’s Dr. Chandler speaks about the revolutionary advancement of 3D Mammography.
3D Advancements
View this 1 minute video to learn from Dr. Danielle Wellman as she explains the advancements of 3D mammography.
Advancements in Radiology
Wake Radiology explains why 3D mammography is a revolutionary breakthrough in breast cancer detection.
Quality Imaging
Wake Radiology’s radiologists and technologists explain how quality images and breakthrough screenings impact your health.
Mammography
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Mammography
2016 radio spot
Breast Cancer Awareness
Dr. Danielle Wellman stops by to tell us about the technology making cancer detection easier.
3D Mammography
Learn from our friends at MyCarolina Today how easy you can get your 3D Mammogram.
Danielle Wellman, MD
Explains the difference between 2D and 3D mammograms
WRAL Health News
3D Mammogram
November 2014
Breast MRI:
From the Patient Perspective
G. Glenn Coates, MD
1 hr 6 mins
3D Mammography
Dr. Rose
Hologic
3 minutes
3D Mammography
Patient Video
Hologic
2 minutes
Breast Imaging
Update 2009
Duncan Rougier-Chapman, MD
56 minutes
Breast Imaging
Update 2008
G. Glenn Coates, MD
1 hr 12 minutes
NBC-17 – MammoSite Breast Cancer Procedure Saves Time (2004)
WRAL – BCBS Announces Coverage for Mammosite (2004)
WRAL – BCBS Announces Coverage for Mammosite (2004)
WRAL – Mammosite Breast Cancer Procedure Comes to Triangle (2003)
WRAL-TV5 – MammoSite Breast Cancer Procedure Comes to Triangle (2003)
A screening mammogram doesn’t mean a half-day appointment. At Wake Radiology, a mammogram – even a 3D exam – only takes about 30 minutes from check in to exam completion. Dr. Susan Kennedy helps explain exactly what to expect during your yearly mammogram appointment. Learn more…
Wake Radiology salutes all of the survivors, supporters and volunteers who turned out on a surprisingly cool and wet May morning to make the 2017 Komen Triangle Race of the Cure a huge success. Learn more…
Thankfully, Gail Woolard is recovering from breast cancer. Her improved health is the main reason she talks about 3D mammography with just about everyone. Learn more…
Small diet and exercise changes can add up to big gains when it comes to improving your health. While not foolproof, these healthy tips can help improve your lifestyle and reduce your chance for a variety of conditions, including breast cancer. Learn more…
As a mammographer for eight years, I’m often reminded that flexible schedules & appointments are critical to our patients. At Wake Radiology, we work hard every day to make sure our patients understand what we mean when we say: “no one sees you like we do.” Their kind words make me proud to serve them. Learn more…
A lot of us work pretty hard to keep a routine. That’s the mentality Marsha Abrams applies every year when it’s time to have her screening mammogram. It’s part of her routine. An important part that gives her peace of mind. Learn more…
For 32 years as a mammographer, I have found that simple acts of kindness – a smile, an uplifting word or taking an extra moment to truly listen to what a patient wants you to hear – builds assurance in relationships. This helps tremendously when assisting a women with her mammogram. Learn more…
During the past year, several national medical organizations have changed their recommendations on when women should begin screening mammograms. We recently reviewed years worth of our own data and still supporting screenings starting at age 40. Check out our detection rate statistics to see why. Learn more…
Check out the last installment of our “excuses” series! We’re sharing the reasons women often give for postponing their annual screening mammogram. No matter what the reason, know that you’ll get a welcome reception from our mammography team. Learn more…
Tara Sparks, a mother of three and a wife for 23 years, didn’t think that a routine screening for breast cancer was something that could benefit her. But, that was before a surprising life twist and some amazing community support. Today, she’s proud to be both an advocate for screening mammography and a breast cancer survivor. Learn more…