Synonyms for mammogram
ˈmæm əˌgræmmam·mo·gram

Princeton's WordNet

1. mammogramnoun

   X-ray film of the soft tissue of the breast

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1. • Roentgenogram

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1. List of paraphrases for "mammogram":

   mammography, mammographic

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1. Otis Brawley:

   Go talk to your internist who did the referral, that's someone with whom you should have an open and honest conversation about this. You should be getting, at the absolute minimum, a high-quality mammogram every year with a radiologist who is aware of the previous diagnosis. She should perhaps consider getting an MRI screening.

2. Julie Chrisley:

   Todd... had two male friends who were battling different cancers, one morning I was getting in the shower, we were in the bathroom and he was like,' You need to have a mammogram.

3. Connie Lehman:

   There's a very specific list we check through, we document every single patient where The Covid vaccine was. So I see a mammogram come up, and the woman had a vaccine in her right arm, and she has asymmetrically enlarged lymph nodes in the right armpit, I put a statement in to the patient and her doctor and I say,' This is a normal response to the vaccine. If you have any clinical concerns, if you can feel the swelling, it gets worse, if you have any concerns, see your doctor. You can always do more evaluation,'.

4. Connie Lehman:

   We document every single patient where The Covid vaccine was. So I see a mammogram come up, and the woman had a vaccine in her right arm, and she has asymmetrically enlarged lymph nodes in the right armpit, I put a statement in to the patient and her doctor and I say,' This is a normal response to the vaccine. If you have any clinical concerns, if you can feel the swelling, it gets worse, if you have any concerns, see your doctor. You can always do more evaluation,'.

5. Arif Kamal:

   In the United States, across the country, there are not differences in mammogram screening rates among Black women and White women. In fact, across the entire country, the number is about 75%. We see about 3 in 4 women – Black, White, Hispanic, and Asian – are on time with their mammograms.