Cortlandt Manor, NY - (February 28, 2013) – Yearly mammography screening for signs of breast cancer is essential for basic breast health, but now the Women’s Imaging Center at HVHC is offering a new, ultra-sensitive screening that can detect potential cancers through 3-dimensional imaging. The new technology, called digital tomosynthesis, is not for everyone, but it is useful for high-risk patients and can help radiologists clarify inconclusive test results. “A normal digital mammography provides two 2-D images: each side of the breast is imaged twice, totaling four images per breast, which radiologists can use to look for any abnormalities,” says…