In 1994, the Angiogenesis Foundation identified angiogenesis as the “Common Denominator” in important diseases, such as breast cancer

Research has shown that solid breast tumors become clinically relevant once they develop a blood supply

Subtle vascular changes are often associated with breast cancer in its earliest stages

Recent technology detects vascular changes and forms a vascular profile to indicate the early vascularized lesion

I. Tumors need a fuel supply system for growth; more fuel often equals more aggressive growth

II. Capillary and other blood vessel growth often promotes rapid tumor development

III. A dense network of blood vessels fuels the growth of the tumor

Examination – Gentle, fast, non-radioactive breast examination for angiogenesis

Scan – High-quality, near real-time digital scans using harmless light and proprietary image processing algorithms

Platform – A platform that can be expanded and used with other diagnostic systems

Dynamic Optical Breast Imaging – Highly sensitive to the differential light transmission properties of abnormal vascularization after external pressure stimulus

Angiogenesis Visualization – Imaging abnormal vaschlar bed to visualize angiogenesis, reducing ambiguity for diagnosis

Soft Breast Holder – Comfortable examination with gentle pressure on the breast

High-Intensity, Light-Emitting Diodes – Special optical system to adapt to different breast density and make imaging noninvasive

Fast Exam Time – Less than 1- minute image-scanning time

Quantitative diagnosis for patients with breast cancer symptom

Examination for patients to indentify benign tumors by mammography or other methods

Periodic monitoring for breast pathological changes which can not be identified by mammography

Regular examination for high risk mastopathy patients after mammography imaging (after operation)

Asimple and intuitive tool for the analysis of angiogenesis and the assessment of breast disease enables:

Quick review and analysis of the dynamic images captured by the ComfortScan System

Display of color images of the breast, which are color-mapped to indicate areas of increased vascularity

Measurement of the hemodynamic response from the region of interest in the breast to gentle external pressure over time with a temporal graph

Digitally archived images for future use and interpretation

Malignant Case

63-year-old woman with no prior history
Suspicious nonpalpable 10 mm mass seen on upper lateral quadrant on mammography indeterminate findings (BIRADS 0)
ComfortScan image reveals highly suspicious region in upper lateral quadrant
Case Conclusion: ComfortScan image consistent with core biopsy results revealing invasive ductal carcinoma

Benign Case

57-year-old woman with no prior history

57-year-old woman with no prior history.
Suspicious nonpalpable 10 mm density seen in upper lateral quadrant on mammography inconclusive findings (BIRADS 0).
No suspicious areas observed on ComfortScan.
Case Conclusion: ComfortScan image consisted with core biopsy results indicating benign condition.