Women’s Imaging is a very important subspecialty of Raleigh Radiology.   We take great pride in providing imaging services that are tailored to the unique needs of our female patients.  Our facilities have been designed to provide a private, comfortable atmosphere to help alleviate some of the anxiety and stress often experienced by women undergoing imaging procedures.  Our staff of registered professionals are there to answer questions, provide comfort and help our patients through their procedures with the highest degree of professionalism and accuracy

Board-certified radiologists, with specialized training in breast, abdominal and women’s imaging,  ensure the highest degree of accuracy in diagnosing and treating our female patients.   The broad experience of this group of physicians ensures accurate and concise reports, as well as consults, to referring physicians so that timely treatment can be achieved.   Services ranging from mammograms, breast biopsies, bone mineral density testing, ultrasound, breast MRI, etc., are just some of the available services available to the women of Wake county and surrounding communities.   We understand the importance of this area of healthcare and strive to improve both accessibility and availability.

• Breast-Conserving Therapy Comparable to Mastectomy for Women with Early-Stage Triple-Negative Breast Cancer

  In a study of more than 600 women with early stage triple negative breast cancer treated at a single institution, treatment with breast conserving therapy was as effective as total mastectomy. These results were published in Annals of Surgery Oncology.  ...

• Impact of False Positive Mammograms

  A false positive mammogram can cause long term psychosocial harm, according to the results of a study published in the Annals of Family Medicine—in fact, three years later, women still suffer the psychological after effects of the scare.   A ...

• Risks and Benefits of Biennial Mammography

  Women ages 50 to 74 who undergo mammography screening every other year have a similar risk of advanced stage disease and a lower cumulative risk of false positive results than those who get mammograms every year, according to the results ...