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New guidelines suggest that ultrasound should replace mammography as the primary imaging test for 35 to 39 year olds in symptomatic outpatient clinics. We currently use clinical examination, clinically guided fine needle aspiration and mammograms for women aged 35+ as initial triple assessment. We wanted to understand the implications of introducing the guidelines, based on our current practice.

Breast cancer in 35 to 39 year olds and imaging: is changing to ultrasound without mammography going to be safe? What are the workload implications?