Breast ultrasound uses high frequency sound waves and specialized software to produce real-time images of the breast tissues. Ultrasound does not expose the patient to radiation and is considered one of the safest types of medical imaging with no known
Breast infections, also known as mastitis, are most common among breastfeeding women. Breast infections are typically caused by common bacteria, known as Staphylococcus aureus. Breastfeeding often causes nipples to become dry and cracked, and the bacteria enters into the breast
Inflammatory breast cancer (IBC) is a form of cancer in which cancer cells block lymph vessels in the breast. Inflammatory breast cancer is rare, accounting for only 1-5% of all breast cancers diagnosed in the U.S., but it is often
Calcifications on a mammogram look like small white spots. Breast calcifications are usually too small to feel and are first noticed on a routine mammogram. They are usually no cause for concern, but may require additional follow-up care if they
A breast cyst is simply a fluid-filled sac in the breast. It is fairly common, especially in women between 35-50, but can be found in women of any age. If you perform regular breast self-exams, you may find a breast
Fibrocystic breast disease is a very common condition that typically affects women between the ages of 20 and 45. It is also sometimes referred to as fibrocystic breast changes or fibrocystic breasts. Although the exact cause isn’t known, many experts
If you’ve noticed a change in your breast, you may be wondering, “could this be a breast cancer symptom?” If you or your doctor noticed an area of concern during a breast exam, it’s normal to feel anxious. However, many
We hate myths! Myths about breast cancer could prevent a woman from seeking the proper testing and treatment or ignore an important symptom. We’re debunking the top 5 myths about breast cancer so you have the right information about your
If you have dense breasts, you most likely found out because you received a letter informing you of your dense breast tissue after your recent mammogram. These letters, which are required by law in 24 states, including Minnesota, are not
Girls Night Out is coming to the Breast Center of Maple Grove on Tuesday, August 4, 2015, from 5:30pm to 7:30pm. Join us for a screening mammogram, free leg vein screening, appetizers, wine, prizes and more free stuff. Plus all
A mammogram is a screening tool that is used to help doctors detect abnormalities in the breasts. If an abnormality is found on your mammogram, your doctor will order additional testing, which may include a breast ultrasound, to make a
As many as 40% of breast cancers are found by a physical exam, not mammography. While mammography remains the gold standard in the early detection of breast cancer, a breast self-exam can be a useful tool to help women become
The Breast Center of Maple Grove is conveniently located in the medical office building on the campus of the Maple Grove Hospital.
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M-F 7am-5pm
Open until 8pm on Tuesdays
9855 Hospital Drive, Suite 150
Maple Grove, MN 55369
Phone: (763) 398-6370
Fax: (763) 398-6371
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