Comparing a Custom 3D Ultrasound Device with the Invenia ABUS System for Breast Imaging in Adults

What this Trial Is About

Researchers are evaluating the effectiveness of a custom 3-dimensional ultrasound device designed to image breast pathology compared to the commercial InveniaTM ABUS system by GE Medical. This study focuses on females scheduled for mammography and ultrasound assessments to see how well the new 3D ultrasound device can visualize tumors and important breast features. Participants will undergo routine 2D ultrasound imaging as part of their clinical care, and during the study, additional 3D ultrasound images will be acquired using a specialized device developed by the ultrasound imaging laboratory at Western University. This custom device is used along with a clinical ultrasound machine to capture detailed three-dimensional volumes of the breast. During the study, participants will have both standard and research ultrasound imaging performed. Researchers will collect breast images over a 24-month period to compare the quality and detail of images from the custom device and the InveniaTM system. This process will help assess how well the new device identifies breast abnormalities and tumors. The total participation duration and monitoring details depend on the imaging schedule during this time.

Breast 3DUS ABUS System Comparison