Contrast-Enhanced Digital Mammography Market to Expand with Significant CAGR by 2025


Contrast-enhanced digital mammography is an advanced modality of breast imaging, which helps in improvement of the breast cancer screening process. Contrast-enhanced digital mammography generates a contrast-enhanced, full-field, and high-resolution image of digital mammography, similar to MRI, to provide lesion vascularity details inside the breasts. The technology combines the standard, full-field digital mammography (FFDM) with a low-osmolarity, intravenous, iodinated contrast medium. Detecting malignancies in extremely dense and heterogeneous breasts with the help of MRI is difficult.

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Contrast-enhanced digital mammography highlights the malignant area with the help of a contrast agent, facilitating the tumor detection. In contrast-enhanced digital mammography, an iodine-based contrast medium is administered intravenously in the arm vein before capturing the mammographic image and two subsequent images at low energy and high energy are obtained. The low-energy image reveals calcification and soft tissue details.

The two images are then subtracted to generate a single, contrast-enhanced digital image, which highlights the neovascularity inside the breasts. Owing to the fact that cancerous tissues take up more iodine than normal tissues, the resulting contrast-enhanced image maximizes the conspicuity of the contrast agent in the breasts. This reveals the lesions with higher neovascularity and approximately ten times the resolution of the normal breast MRI.

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The superiority of contrast-enhanced digital mammography over the breast MRI and standard mammography in detecting breast tumors, rising prevalence of the breast cancer across the globe, and cost-effectiveness of the contrast-enhanced digital mammography modality are major factors estimated to fuel The Contrast-Enhanced Digital Mammography Market during the forecast period. However, lack of awareness about the contrast-enhanced digital mammography technology among the people in developing countries is anticipated to restrain the market during the forecast period.

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