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Gynecomastia, a condition that affects men and boys, is characterized by the enlargement of breast tissue. This often leads to self-consciousness and discomfort.

For more information, visit the Bone Health & Osteoporosis Foundation

Click Here to visit the Bone Health & Osteoporosis Foundation for more information.

Common questions, such as when to begin screening, and how often to screen, can be answered in this handout.

This informative video, provided by the American College of Radiology®, gives a look into the importance of annual mammography screening to prevent breast cancer deaths.

This informative video, provided by the American College of Radiology®, gives important information on what to expect before, during and after your mammography screening.

Does it matter if you have dense breasts? Download this brochure to find out.

More information about mammography and breast cancer can be found on the patient resources page.

This brochure highlights recommend mammography screening information to discuss with patients including recommend age to begin screening and breast cancer risk factors.

Talking with Your Patients About Screening Mammography: Are you faced with answering questions about mammography? Here are some facts and statistics to help inform you and your patients.

A patient's guide to online access to medical images.

A patient’s guide to a minimally invasive treatment.

A patient’s guide to a minimally invasive treatment.

Fairfax Radiology is continuously looking for new technologies to provide the highest level of medical care possible. Find out how a recent MRI system upgrade to SIGNA Architect delivers reduced scan times, a more accurate diagnosis and a better...

Radioterapia interna selectiva para tumores hepáticos con microesferas SIR-Spheres®

Selective Internal Radiation Therapy (SIRT) for liver tumors using SIR-Spheres microspheres

Get answers to common questions about Breast Pain.

Lung cancer causes more deaths in the US than any other type of cancer. Often, early lung cancer does not cause symptoms and can go undiagnosed. Find out who is eligible and how to order a Low Dose CT lung screening.

Are you one of the 4 out of 10 women with dense breasts? This brochure explains what makes breast tissue dense and what additional screening such as ABUS can do for women who have dense breasts.

3D mammography is beneficial for all women and for all breast densities. This brochure explains what a 3D mammogram is and why you should have one.

This brochure prepares you for your first visit where your Interventional Radiologist will talk about how to prepare for your procedure, what to expect on the day of and days following the procedure, and answer any questions you may have.

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