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Marion Brody, MD

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  • Breast imaging radiologist
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Marion Brody, MD, is a breast imager with Mercy Diagnostic Imaging in Darby, Pennsylvania. She was formerly an associate professor of radiology at Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia.

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Dr. Brody practiced internal medicine for 11 years before becoming a radiologist and works closely with care teams to develop the best care plan for each person she treats. She is a fellow of the American College of Physicians, and a member of the American College of Radiology, the Society of Breast Imaging, the Radiological Society of North America, and the American Roentgen Ray Society.

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Bone scans

08/31/15 | BY: Marion Brody

A bone scan helps your doctors learn whether breast cancer has traveled to your bones. It’s different than a DEXA scan, which measures bone density.

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CAT scans

08/31/15 | BY: Marion Brody

A CT scan (CAT scan) creates 3-D digital x-ray images of the body's interior. It aids in visualizing organs susceptible to cancer spread, such as bones, liver, lungs, brain, and lymph nodes.

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Chest X-rays

08/31/15 | BY: Marion Brody

A chest x-ray, also called a chest radiograph, is a test in which a machine takes a picture of your lungs, heart, airways, blood vessels and bones of the chest and upper back.

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Ultrasound

08/31/15 | BY: Marion Brody

An ultrasound is an imaging test that uses high frequency sound waves to take pictures of areas inside the body. An ultrasound helps determine whether a breast abnormality is solid or liquid.

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