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Improving Breast Cancer Detection in Dense Breast Tissue

Improving Breast Cancer Detection in Dense Breast TissueImproving Breast Cancer Detection in Dense Breast TissueImproving Breast Cancer Detection in Dense Breast Tissue

Dense tissue can make mammograms harder to read. Sonioptix is developing 

techniquesthat combin imaging to improve detection.

Improving Breast Cancer Detection in Dense Breast Tissue

Improving Breast Cancer Detection in Dense Breast TissueImproving Breast Cancer Detection in Dense Breast TissueImproving Breast Cancer Detection in Dense Breast Tissue

Dense tissue can make mammograms harder to read. Sonioptix is developing 

techniquesthat combin imaging to improve detection.

Simple and Effective Breast Cancer Diagnosis

Women with  dense breasts are 4-5 times more likely to get breast cancer.  But their mammogram findings are hard to read. Our multi-modal upright imaging system combines photo-acoustic and ultrasound imaging to encompass entire breast tissue and is suited for dense breast tissue characterization and cancer detection.

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Using Light, Sound, and AI to Advance Breast Imaging

Sonioptix is exploring new breast imaging technologies that use light, sound, and EchoWell Health to improve how breast tissue is visualized and analyzed. By combining photoacoustic imaging with ultrasound, we can capture both structural information and tumor-associated vascular features without ionizing radiation or contrast agents.

Our breast photoacoustic imaging work uses light-generated sound signals to highlight blood vessel patterns that may support breast cancer diagnosis, classification, and treatment response monitoring. Alongside this, our EchoWell Health-assisted wireless ultrasound research focuses on low-cost handheld imaging, using advanced image analysis to help identify suspicious regions from patient-acquired scans and support future volumetric reconstruction.

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