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• W2005139753 abstract "Rationale and Objectives. The authors evaluated the relationship between a woman's breast parenchymal density and her age by means of a quantitative method for measuring density from digitized mammograms. Materials and Methods. The percentage of the breast considered to be dense was evaluated from mammograms of 50 women stratified by age. Quantitative analysis based on the computer segmentation of tissue in digitized mammograms was performed by three expert mammographers. The results of this analysis were compared with results from a review of the film mammograms by three expert mammographers. Results. A slight decrease in the percentage of breast considered to be dense with increased age was observed. The average difference in the percentage of dense breast tissue between the youngest and the oldest age groups was 6.4% based on the digital review and 14.6% based on the film review. Within each age group, the total variability was on the order of 75%. Conclusion. The difference in mean magnitude between the youngest and oldest age groups was small and may not be clinically important. The variability within an age group was large, which suggests that age is not a reliable indicator of percentage of dense breast tissue. The authors evaluated the relationship between a woman's breast parenchymal density and her age by means of a quantitative method for measuring density from digitized mammograms. The percentage of the breast considered to be dense was evaluated from mammograms of 50 women stratified by age. Quantitative analysis based on the computer segmentation of tissue in digitized mammograms was performed by three expert mammographers. The results of this analysis were compared with results from a review of the film mammograms by three expert mammographers. A slight decrease in the percentage of breast considered to be dense with increased age was observed. The average difference in the percentage of dense breast tissue between the youngest and the oldest age groups was 6.4% based on the digital review and 14.6% based on the film review. Within each age group, the total variability was on the order of 75%. The difference in mean magnitude between the youngest and oldest age groups was small and may not be clinically important. The variability within an age group was large, which suggests that age is not a reliable indicator of percentage of dense breast tissue." @default.
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• W2005139753 title "Quantitative analysis of breast parenchymal density: Correlation with women's age" @default.
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