Claire Mercer PhD, MSc, PGCAP (FHEA), BSc(hons), Head of Radiography, University of Salford, UK.Claire Borrelli PhD, FETC, HDCR, Clinical Educator, DCR®, Head of Education & Clinical Training, St George’s National Breast Education Centre, London, UK.

‘... a neat, compact guide to mammography practice ... divided into four sections that follow a very logical layout, which is easy to navigate ... Overall, this is a well written and laid out book that is useful as a pocket guide for students and also a reference book for mammographers new to training students. It not only shows the reader how to position for a mammogram but also how not to position ... a book that all students should have access to and a great addition to any department library.’ - Lucie Magilton Griffin, clinical specialist advanced practitioner – breast imaging, Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust for RAD Magazine.

• Foreword. Preface. Acknowledgements. Abbreviations. Key Aspects of Mammography Practice. Anatomy. Positioning Terminology. Quality Control and Quality Assurance. Communication and Consent. Work-Related Musculo-Skeletal Disorders (WRMSD). Working Practices. Breast Compression. References. Routine Mammographic Projections. Routine Projections: Cranio-Caudal (CC). Routine Projections: Medio-Lateral Oblique (MLO). Tomosynthesis. The Augmented Breast. References. Additional/Modified Mammographic Projections. Additional/Modified Projection: Cranio-Caudal – Laterally Rotated. Additional/Modified Projection: Cranio-Caudal – Medially Rotated. Additional/Modified Projection: Extended Cranio-Caudal. Additional/Modified Projection: Lateral (Medio-Lateral). Additional/Modified Projection: Lateral (Latero-Medial). Additional/Modified Projection: Axillary Tail. Additional/Modified Projection: Localised Compression/Paddle. Additional/Modified Projection: Magnified. Stereotactic Procedures. Specimen Tissue Imaging. References. Useful Information for Mammographic Practice. Medical Terminology. Reference. Index.

Claire Mercer PhD, MSc, PGCAP (FHEA), BSc(hons), Head of Radiography, University of Salford, UK.Claire Borrelli PhD, FETC, HDCR, Clinical Educator, DCR®, Head of Education & Clinical Training, St George’s National Breast Education Centre, London, UK.

‘... a neat, compact guide to mammography practice ... divided into four sections that follow a very logical layout, which is easy to navigate ... Overall, this is a well written and laid out book that is useful as a pocket guide for students and also a reference book for mammographers new to training students. It not only shows the reader how to position for a mammogram but also how not to position ... a book that all students should have access to and a great addition to any department library.’ - Lucie Magilton Griffin, clinical specialist advanced practitioner – breast imaging, Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust for RAD Magazine.

• Foreword. Preface. Acknowledgements. Abbreviations. Key Aspects of Mammography Practice. Anatomy. Positioning Terminology. Quality Control and Quality Assurance. Communication and Consent. Work-Related Musculo-Skeletal Disorders (WRMSD). Working Practices. Breast Compression. References. Routine Mammographic Projections. Routine Projections: Cranio-Caudal (CC). Routine Projections: Medio-Lateral Oblique (MLO). Tomosynthesis. The Augmented Breast. References. Additional/Modified Mammographic Projections. Additional/Modified Projection: Cranio-Caudal – Laterally Rotated. Additional/Modified Projection: Cranio-Caudal – Medially Rotated. Additional/Modified Projection: Extended Cranio-Caudal. Additional/Modified Projection: Lateral (Medio-Lateral). Additional/Modified Projection: Lateral (Latero-Medial). Additional/Modified Projection: Axillary Tail. Additional/Modified Projection: Localised Compression/Paddle. Additional/Modified Projection: Magnified. Stereotactic Procedures. Specimen Tissue Imaging. References. Useful Information for Mammographic Practice. Medical Terminology. Reference. Index.