A mammogram can provide information about calcifications, masses and tumors that may be present in the breast.
For best results, powder, lotions and deoderant should not be worn the day of the test.
By Jennifer Heisler, RN, About.com Guide
Updated: January 07, 2009
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The Mammogram Procedure
Image: ADAMA mammogram can provide information about calcifications, masses and tumors that may be present in the breast.
For best results, powder, lotions and deoderant should not be worn the day of the test.
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