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BREAST CANCER

Breast cancer screenings consist of two important measures: The palpation in the practise, as well as the instruction for self-examination.

BREAST CANCER PALPATION EXAMINATION

Both the breast tissue as well as the arm pits and collar bone are palpated in order to detect knots, indurations and other abnormalities.

Furthermore, I will explain when and how you should check your breasts at home yourself.

As the risk of cancer generally increases with age, the mammography in women aged 40 and older is of great importance.

The mammography allows the detection of smaller knots, which might be overlooked in a palpation and ultrasound examination.

Both the breast tissue as well as the arm pits and collar bone are palpated in order to detect knots, indurations and other abnormalities.

Furthermore, I will explain when and how you should check your breasts at home yourself.

As the risk of cancer generally increases with age, the mammography in women aged 40 and older is of great importance.

The mammography allows the detection of smaller knots, which might be overlooked in a palpation and ultrasound examination.

Sometimes it is not possible to determine the type of modification only with imaging techniques.

In these cases, a biopsy is carried out, where a tissue sample is histologically examined.

Depending on the results, subsequent procedures can become necessary, which are then initiated by me-after a comprehensive consultation and information.

BREAST CANCER EARLY DETECTION PROGRAM OF THE MINISTRY OF SOCIAL AFFAIRS

For women aged between 45 and 74, the e-card is automatically activated for a screening mammogram. A referral is not necessary.

In addition, all women between the ages of 45 and 74 receive an invitation every two years to have another mammogram.

Women aged between 40 and 44 and aged 75 and over can request an invitation by calling the social insurance’s telephone service line or register online via their social insurance website .

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NEWS & INFOS

E-PRESCRIPTION

From July 1st 2023, medicines covered by public insurance in Austria can be sent via e-prescription (independent of ELGA).

All persons insured in Austria can pick up their medication with a health insurance e-prescription at any Austrian pharmacy - but not at web/online pharmacies! Private prescriptions cannot be sent - they have to be collected at the practice.

As of July 1st 2023, the e-card must be inserted at the practice once per quarter so that the e-prescription is activated for 90 days .

Lab tests - procedure

After we received and checked the results we proceed as follows:

1. In case of an urgent result that is subject to treatment we contact you actively and communicate the necessary steps (therapy, appointment, prescription, ...).

2. If you have not heard of us within 2 weeks, you can be assured that your results do not require any further medical clarification or treatment. In this case, even if the result deviates from the reference range, we offer you to ask within your next regular appointment.

Currently we are not able to answer your e-mails regarding that matter due to high influx of e-mails. We kindly ask you for your understanding. THANK YOU.