Sentence examples for mammograms compared with from inspiring English sources

Eighty-nine per cent had mammograms compared with 47% non-carriers.

Almost 60% of in situ tumours were detected by routine mammograms compared with 18% of local tumours and 8% of regional/distant tumours.

Extremely dense-breasted women have an 18-fold increase in interval cancer found between annual mammograms, compared with fatty-breasted women [ 4].

The global measure of accuracy revealed that 61% (848 of 1399) of readings were correctly classified in the group of radiologists not routinely interpreting mammograms compared with 69% (2882 of 4188) in the groups of routine readers (p <.001) (data not shown).

On the other hand, studies have shown that there appears to be no difference in using an average of two or more mammograms compared with either of the two single views (CC or MLO) using the computer-assisted technique [ 47, 48].

A lower proportion of breast cancer survivors underwent a mammogram compared with controls.

It takes more time to report a digital mammogram compared with analogue (40 ± 1 vs. 35 ± 2 seconds, P < 0.05).

The age- and therapy-adjusted odds ratio associating receipt of an additional mammogram compared with receipt of no mammogram was 0.77 (95% confidence interval [CI] 0.53-1.1).

The age-adjusted relative risks of having a breast cancer diagnosis for those who never had a mammogram compared with those in the program group showed a marginally-significant 23% reduced risk (RR = 0∙77; 95% CI: 0∙59 to 1∙01) (Table  3).

A Finnish study found that stress was unrelated to mammography attendance [ 14], and an American study found that women who experienced high stress in the past year were more likely to have had a mammogram compared with women who experienced low stress [ 16].

Whilst the association analyses revealed the differences between women who have previously attended mammogram compared with those who had not, it did not reveal whether there were subgroups of healthy women with similar self-reported motivators for attending opportunistic screening in Malaysia.