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The threshold detectable mass diameter for 2D-mammography and digital breast tomosynthesis

Hadjipanteli et al., 2019

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2555474279399622996
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Hadjipanteli A
Elangovan P
Mackenzie A
Wells K
Dance D
Young K
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Physica Medica

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Digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) is currently under consideration for replacement of, or combined use with 2D-mammography in national breast screening programmes. To investigate the potential benefits that DBT can bring to screening, the threshold detectable …
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