My research focuses on the role of sonography in detecting breast cancer, particularly ductal carcinomas in situ. I will also explore how mammography and MRI assist in detection and treatment. Ductal carcinomas, the most common type of breast cancer, include ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), a precursor lesion with the potential to become invasive (Tajima et al., 2019). While sonography is valuable in detecting breast cancer, it has limitations, making additional imaging essential for accurate diagnosis. Combining these modalities enhances detection and treatment planning. Research supports how sonography collaborates with other imaging techniques in clinical settings. Through this project and my own experiences, I aim to highlight the benefits of integrating sonography, mammography, and MRI for improved breast pathology detection.
