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All right, post test questions. So what

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view should you get if you see a

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lesion on the mlo but not the CC View.

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So hopefully you get this right now.

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It rolls or true lateral Spa compression or xccl.

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Oh, no. Okay. Well, the answer

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here is true lateral because you're going to want to see if

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it falls or Rises on the

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envelope View.

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And so see where it is on in the

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breast.

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Okay, so if you don't understand the concept go back again and listen to

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our part. So what about if you see something on the CC but

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not the ML and we want to know where it is. What are

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you going to get here? Oh, I gave you the answer.

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You should get.

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That right? Okay good.

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All right, and then the last one and I think I mess this question

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up, but if you roll a superior breath medially and

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it rolls medially, you know, it's in the medial breast.

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I'm sorry, you know it's in the upper breast, but I didn't tell

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you enough information, but it's in the upper inner quadrant.

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So, um, you know, just the

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take-home points here are going to be to understand the differences

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between screening and diagnostic test the appropriate

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management screening. You really can only

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give them a buy-red zero one or two. You're not going

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to give a four or five off of screener in typically should not

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give a three either diagnostic. You can give a buyer as

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one through six actually always want to use buy reselectricon ultrasound

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any palpable lesion.

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So thank you for listening. I'll open it up to any

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questions if anyone has at this point.

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I often very often get mail patients for

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ultrasound evaluation with for clinical suspicion in case

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of asymmetry which I understand is ultrasound. No, I think

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that we really need to start with the mammogram. You know,

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I I typically if I get an ultrasound only for

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what they expect to be gynecomastia, I kind

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of use that as a teaching point for the for the Doctor

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Who refer them really if they're over 25,

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they should be getting a mammogram first and then an

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ultrasound like I said ultrasound can be confusing. So I

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really think that it's best to get

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a mammogram first because oftentimes in both sides are affected

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also so they might only feel a lump on the left side, but they

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might have gynecomastia on the right also, it's important to know

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and it's just you know that I think

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that people routinely just, you know, click an ultrasound for

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something palpable, but we really need to the correct way is to do

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a man growing for great questions.

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Okay.