HONG KONG WOMEN'S IMAGING LIMITED

+ About us The Hong Kong Women’s Diagnostic Imaging Center is committed to raising public awareness of breast cancer and women’s diseases. It is hoped that through professional services, more women can understand the importance of regular breast examinations and pay attention to the health of themselves, family members and friends. Particularly in the faceof Hong Kong's number one cancer in women- breast cancer, early diagnosis and treatment can greatly improve survival. Our specialist doctors can provide one-stop service. When necessary, imaging diagnosis and biopsy can be performed at the same time, so that the patient can get the correct diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible, andreduce the worry of patients and their families. The center has aspecial area for ladies. Mammography is all performed by professionalfemale radiologists. Ultrasound examination, biopsy extraction, and minimally invasive surgery can all be arranged byfemale radiologiststo ensure that women can perform the examination more safely. ​​ Of the center Radiologist, Mammography, Mammography Equipment All comply with the Hong Kong College of Radiologists' Mammography Statement (Mammography Statement). Regular training and audits are conducted, including mammography specialists with locally or internationally recognized qualifications, radiologists with different specialists monthly Hold meetings in this center to discuss breast disease cases and so on. The radiologists of our center were invited to give lectures in different countries and regions for medical exchanges. ​ In June 2019 , the Center specially all the way from the United States Stanford University School of Medicine invited to the Breast Imaging Professor Wendy B. DeMartini, head of Hong Kong-based specialist for internal training center. The center also held a two-day academic conference at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Hong Kong, free of charge for radiologists, radiologists, surgeons, oncologists, obstetricians and gynecologists and other medical staff in Hong Kong to communicate with professors of Stanford University, thereby enhancing The level of medical care in Hong Kong.