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n. X-ray film of the soft tissue of the breast.
n. X-ray film of the soft tissue of the breast. 
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31. Most were in their 50s, invited with the help of the NHS breast-screening service the first time they went for a mammogram.
32. After a routine mammogram, she was diagnosed with a breast tumor.
33. She says without a routine mammogram, she might not have been so fortunate.
34. A method of textural feature extraction from mammogram based on GLCM is proposed in this paper.
35. Based on what your radiologist sees on your mammogram, you may be asked to return for a diagnostic mammogram.
36. I looked at the mammogram to make sure I wasn't operating on the wrong breast, but there it was clear as day on the film.
37. A mammogram is a picture of your breast taken with a safe, low-dose X-ray machine. It's the most effective exam for early detection of breast cancer.
38. Women will find it to be a good time to schedule a mammogram.
39. Then , in May 2006, Ms. Kutt 's mammogram showed a foggy spot.
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