ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2019
Evaluation on Phantoms of the Feasibility of a Smart Bra to Detect Breast Cancer in Young Adults.
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Abstract
Breast cancer is the most common cancer observed in women. Although mammography is a recognized method, it remains ionizing and cannot be used routinely or in young adults, leaving up to two years between two diagnoses. Prior to validation on human subjects, this study aims to validate on phantoms the feasibility of quantifying breast density and detecting breast cancer tumors using a smart bra in young women. Six phantoms with various densities and seven phantoms with various volumes of modelized tumor were prepared and measured with a smart bra, including an electrophysiological module. There was a significant difference between the "healthy phantoms" and the "tumor phantoms" with
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