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Breast Health Center

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812-376-5064

Medical Office Building North
2326 18th Street, Suite 110
Columbus IN 47201

Hours
Monday-Wednesday, 7am - 6:30pm
Thursday & Friday 7am - 4pm
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Total Care

At our Breast Health Center we understand the fears and anxieties that women have about mammography and breast cancer.

In order to help you feel at ease, we offer an extraordinary experience in a relaxing atmosphere with private consulting and exam rooms where our staff can answer your questions.

The American Cancer Society recommends all women should begin having yearly mammograms by age 45. However, women with a family history of breast cancer should talk with their primary care provider and consider having screenings earlier.

An annual mammogram is key in the fight against breast cancer. Mammography can identify an abnormal breast mass as much as two years before it can be detected by touch.

Don’t delay your screening. Contact us at 812-376-5064 or use our online appointment request form to schedule your mammogram. You will receive the highest-quality care, using the latest technology, provided by our caring, passionate staff to give you the peace of mind you deserve.

Do you have signs or symptoms of breast cancer? Find out what to watch for and learn about breast cancer screening guidelines using the helpful links below.

Symptoms and Signs of Breast Cancer

Screening Technology

At the Breast Health Center, we have at our disposal the full range of diagnostic capabilities available to doctors today.

Learn the difference between a screening and diagnostic mammogram

3D Digital Mammography is advanced technology that allows breast tissue to be viewed in several, very thin layers, providing sharper, clearer views of breast tissue. A 3D mammogram, also known as Digital Tomosynthesis or "tomo," takes multiple X-ray pictures of each breast from many angles. The breast is positioned the same way it is in a conventional mammogram, and a little pressure (compression) is still applied — discomfort is minimal for most women. This new technology makes it easier to see dense breast tissue and makes breast exams more detailed and better able to distinguish abnormalities.
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Breast MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) is an advanced imaging tool that is used when more detail is needed. Breast MRI is not a replacement for mammography but rather supplements the information provided by mammography.

Ultrasound Imaging can determine whether a breast abnormality is a fluid-filled cyst or solid mass and may be used in addition to a screening mammogram. Ultrasound imaging delivers no radiation, therefore posing no risk to women who may be pregnant.

Having all of these options means good news for patients, as we are now catching problems earlier and earlier, enabling us to more effectively prevent the spread of cancer. Better tools and promising new drug therapies also help us help treat and stop cancer, if you have been diagnosed.

Expert Staff, Top-Notch Facility

Our staff consists of kind, caring and passionate people who are only focused on breast health. We want you to feel comfortable, and we want to assist you in any way possible. We understand the special fears and anxieties women have about mammography and breast cancer. Here, you will never feel like a number. The atmosphere is relaxed, and we will meet with you in private consulting and exam rooms. You will not be rushed, and you will have the opportunity to ask as many questions as you need.

Our tireless efforts on behalf of women in this community also include outreach activities like workplace and clinical screening programs, communication with area medical practices, partnerships with community clinics, and educational programming. 

Comprehensive Breast Services

We have transformed our breast care services to encompass all you need in one convenient location.

Our program includes screening mammograms, breast surgery, radiation and medical oncology services and cosmetic/reconstructive surgery techniques with a focus on breast conservation.

While the majority of breast screenings don’t require treatment, our multidisciplinary team is ready when needed to provide a full-range of services with the support of our experienced staff providing compassionate care for our patients.

If you have family history of cancer and dense breast, we offer high risk assessment to determine your lifetime risk of breast cancer.

Coordinated Cancer Treatment

Columbus Regional Health is pleased to introduce the best in coordinated, cross-specialty breast care through our new Multidisciplinary Breast Health Program.

The program brings all the medical specialties involved in breast cancer care—from diagnosis to treatment, and beyond—together at one table. Literally.

The Columbus Regional Health Multidisciplinary Breast Health Program is comprised of physicians and medical professionals in radiology, pathology, medical oncology, surgery, nursing, pharmacy, social services and more meeting each week to discuss patients' unique journey and best course of treatment and therapy.

A breast cancer diagnosis can be frightening, but the Multidisciplinary Breast Program at CRH means a team of support to guide you with compassion the entire way. Through the program, patients get faster test results, access to physician appointments and information quicker for them and their loved ones. 

In addition, this program provides a comprehensive guide and personal navigator to help along the way and so much more. The Columbus Regional Health Multidisciplinary Breast Health Program—exemplary breast health services, close to the comforts of home. 

Schedule a Mammogram with MyChart

Now available! Scheduling your screening mammogram has never been easier. Breast Health is happy to introduce self-scheduling through MyChart for your annual mammogram.

Now you can schedule on your terms. Just click “Schedule an Appointment” from the menu screen and follow the instructions.

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Mammograms and the COVID-19 Vaccine

Frequently asked questions brochure about mammograms and the COVID-19 vaccine.  

Unsure about how the COVID-19 vaccine may affect your mammogram results? 

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3D Mammography Exams

2d vs 3d mammography comparison.

Looking at slices from the 3D mammogram exam, the doctor can now determine if the tissue is in fact normal breast tissue creating the illusion of an abnormal area. In situations like these patients likely avoid a callback for an additional mammogram.

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3D "Tomo"

Our Breast Health Providers

Thompson_David_2015  David Thompson, MD
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Burdick,Justin_13  Justin Burdick, MD
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Radiation oncologist Mark Henderson, MD  Mark Henderson, MD
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20210702NadeemIkhlaqueMD5971_WEB  Nadeem Ikhlaque, MD
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20200103MarthaDwengerMD_2011_al_web  Martha Dwenger, MD
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Sasha Edmondson NP  Sasha Edmondson, NP
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