BREAST CLASSIFICATION BASED ON IMPEDANCE MEASUREMENTS

申请公布号：WO03084383(A3)

申请号：WO2003IL00284

申请日期：2003.04.03

申请公布日期：2004.01.29

申请人：

TRANSSCAN MEDICAL LTD.;NACHALIEL, EHUD;GINOR, RON

发明人：NACHALIEL, EHUD;GINOR, RON

分类号：A61B;A61B5/04;A61B5/05;A61B5/053

主分类号：A61B

摘要：A method of screening for breast cancer, comprising: determining at least one electrical impedance related characteristic for a breast of a patient, the at least one impedance characteristic being determined by impedance measurements at at least one portion of the breast, without reference to an impedance related map of the breast, except, optionally, to determine an external feature of the breast to be used in defining the portion; and classifying the patient as requiring additional testing, responsive to the value of the characteristic.

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