Answer:
Mammography
Explanation:
Mammography is a process in which X-rays of usually low energy of around 30 kVp are used to examine human breast for the diagnosis and the screening.
It is done in order for the early detection of the breast cancer, typically through the detection of the characteristic masses or the microcalcifications.
As with X-rays, mammograms also use doses of the ionizing radiation to create the images. The images thus obtained are then analyzed for the abnormal findings.
