The paper was published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology in January 2023. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36626696/ 9/n
Prospective Multicenter Diagnostic Performance of Technologist-Performed Screening Breast Ultrasound After Tomosynthesis in Women With Dense Breasts (the DBTUST).
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Overall, the discussions demonstrate a balanced interest in the research, with examples such as mentions of 'modest' improvements in detection, 'false positives,' and 'diagnostic accuracy.' Words like 'modest,' 'improve,' and 'raises' reflect a nuanced understanding and a cautious optimism about the results, showing that the audience is engaged and considers the potential impact on breast cancer screening protocols.
Most discussions seem to acknowledge the findings of the publication as valuable, with some emphasizing its potential for improving breast cancer screening methods.
The social discussions reflect a moderate level of curiosity, often linking the study to ongoing debates about early detection and diagnostic accuracy.
Participants reference specific aspects like false positives, cancer detection rates, and ultrasound effectiveness, indicating active engagement with the research data.
The conversations suggest the study could influence screening practices by highlighting benefits and limitations, though the language remains cautious and analytical.
Abstract in brief
- This study evaluated how well digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) alone or combined with technologist-performed ultrasound (US) could detect breast cancer in women with dense breasts across multiple centers, involving 6,179 women over three years.
- It found that adding US slightly increased cancer detection but also raised false-positive rates, meaning more women were incorrectly identified as having cancer, leading to unnecessary biopsies.
- Despite these drawbacks, the combination improved diagnostic accuracy, showing a modest increase in detecting cancers that might otherwise be missed with DBT alone.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyJust out in @JCO_ASCO by @DrWendieBerg Dr. Marcela Böhm-Vélez (@DRMBV) and others, "Prospective Multicenter Diagnostic Performance of Technologist-Performed Screening Breast Ultrasound after Tomosynthesis in Women with Dense Breasts (the DBTUST)." Read: https://t.co/8mHKmpcwok https://t.co/BT6WwOeY7H
Results just out from > 17k exams, prospective multicenter DBTUST: after 3D mammogram, screening US (technologist, handheld) found modest ~1 cancer/1000 screens, similar each year; less than prior studies of US after 2D. 4% added false positive rate. https://t.co/odJyPzeR2y
In a recent interview with @EUSOBIyc, BCRF investigator Dr. Wendie Berg (@DrWendieBerg) discusses ways to improve early detection of breast cancer by implementing current guidelines and technologies. Click the link below to listen to the full interview. https://t.co/R0b7sezlbX
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Enhancing Breast Cancer Detection in Dense Breasts with Advanced Imaging Techniques
Dr. Wendie Berg discusses recent advancements in breast imaging, focusing on combining digital breast tomosynthesis with ultrasound to improve cancer detection in women with dense breasts. The study highlights a balance…
Enhancing Breast Cancer Detection in Dense Breasts with Tomosynthesis and Ultrasound
Dr. Wendie Berg discusses the effectiveness of combining digital breast tomosynthesis and ultrasound for breast cancer screening in women with dense breasts, based on a large multicenter study evaluating diagnostic…
Evaluation of Breast Cancer Detection Using Tomosynthesis and Ultrasound in Dense Breasts
This study assessed the effectiveness of digital breast tomosynthesis alone and combined with technologist-performed ultrasound in detecting breast cancer among women with dense breasts across multiple centers. The…
The paper was published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology in January 2023. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36626696/ 9/n
In a recent interview with @EUSOBIyc, BCRF investigator Dr. Wendie Berg (@DrWendieBerg) discusses ways to improve early detection of breast cancer by implementing current guidelines and technologies. Click the link below to listen to the full interview. https://t.co/R0b7sezlbX
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RT @DenseBreastInfo: Just out in @JCO_ASCO by @DrWendieBerg Dr. Marcela Böhm-Vélez (@DRMBV) and others, "Prospective Multicenter Diagnostic…
RT @DenseBreastInfo: Just out in @JCO_ASCO by @DrWendieBerg Dr. Marcela Böhm-Vélez (@DRMBV) and others, "Prospective Multicenter Diagnostic…
RT @DenseBreastInfo: Just out in @JCO_ASCO by @DrWendieBerg Dr. Marcela Böhm-Vélez (@DRMBV) and others, "Prospective Multicenter Diagnostic…
Just out in @JCO_ASCO by @DrWendieBerg Dr. Marcela Böhm-Vélez (@DRMBV) and others, "Prospective Multicenter Diagnostic Performance of Technologist-Performed Screening Breast Ultrasound after Tomosynthesis in Women with Dense Breasts (the DBTUST)." Read: https://t.co/8mHKmpcwok https://t.co/BT6WwOeY7H
Detección de cáncer con ultrasonido luego de la tomosíntesis mamaria digital sobrepasa modestamente el aumento de falsos positivos y de biopsias benignas #DBT #US #breast https://t.co/nehSSBe7wP
In women age 40-75 years with dense breasts, does annual technologist-performed screening ultrasound (US) improve breast cancer detection after digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT)? This paper gives us better answer. https://t.co/QHIktzuj7W
RT @DrWendieBerg: Results just out from > 17k exams, prospective multicenter DBTUST: after 3D mammogram, screening US (technologist, handhe…
Results just out from > 17k exams, prospective multicenter DBTUST: after 3D mammogram, screening US (technologist, handheld) found modest ~1 cancer/1000 screens, similar each year; less than prior studies of US after 2D. 4% added false positive rate. https://t.co/odJyPzeR2y