Is screening mammography still a beneficial procedure? a case report

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Amal Sayfuldeen Qari and Mohamed Khaled S. Zaky, “Is screening mammography still a beneficial procedure? a case report”, ijmhs, vol. 13, no. 04, pp. 2073–2076, Apr. 2023.
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Abstract

Breast cancer is leading cancer in many countries worldwide. Screening mammography was first officially recommended by the American Cancer Society in 1976 and continues to be the most reliable way to screen for breast cancer till now. Recently, some articles were published about this technique's potential risks, asking whether it should be abandoned. In this article, a case study illustrating significant benefits that can be obtained in patients' best interests is presented.

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