3D mammography, also known as tomosynthesis mammography, is a relatively new breast imaging procedure that uses low-dose X-rays to capture multiple images of the breast, at all different angles. The images are then brought together to create a crystal-clear 3D reconstruction of the breast. The radiologist is then able to review the reconstruction, one slide at a time, almost like turning pages in a book. This makes it easier for our diagnostic doctors in Grantsburg to thoroughly read the mammogram and see if there's anything to be concerned about.