Key result
Breast artery calcification identified on mammography is a potential surrogate marker and predictor for cerebrovascular disease and stroke in women.
Why the study?
Identifying breast artery calcification as a marker of cerebrovascular disease risk could enhance the role of screening mammography for early diagnosis and mortality reduction from breast cancer and stroke.
Is breast artery calcification a predictor of cerebrovascular disease and stroke in women?
Is breast artery calcification a predictor of cerebrovascular disease and stroke in women?
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Breast artery calcification detected on routine mammography may serve as a useful surrogate marker for identifying women at high risk of stroke.
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Бочкарева et al. (2020) conducted a review in Cerebrovascular disease. Breast artery calcification was evaluated on Cerebrovascular disease and stroke. Breast artery calcification identified on mammography is a potential surrogate marker and predictor for cerebrovascular disease and stroke in women.
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