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Dr Supriya Kulkarni speaks to ecancer in an online interview for the virtual BGICC 2021 meeting on the topic of breast cancer surveillance.
She explains that breast cancer surveillance is an important topic due to the increasing incidence of breast cancer across the world as well as the increased success of treatment meaning more women are available for further imaging tests.
Dr Kulkarni details the current guidelines for breast surveillance for women depending on what stage they are at and what treatment and care they have received.
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