PA Anatomy: Chest: Case 1 |
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What is this study called? These images are MAMMOGRAMS, a type of specialized radiograph of the breast. The view shown is called an MLO view (medio-lateral oblique, see diagram). Which side is the reconstructed side? There are surgical clips (outlined in blue) on the image labeled R (for right breast), and a wire marker (outlined in red) shows where a skin scar is present, so the right breast is the reconstructed side. |
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