256 Shades of Gray
Breast images require at least 256 shades of gray to delineate the fine differences in tissue architecture that allow us to recognize pathologies during an ultrasound exam.
About the Author
Nina Romanova is the author of the teaching course ”256 shades of gray: ultrasound diagnostic of breast pathology”.
She is ARDMS and CRGS registered sonographer withmore than 20 years of experience in breast imaging.
Nina was associated with The Burwin Institute of Diagnostic Medical Ultrasound since 2017 and spent 2017-2018 as the author of the Burwin Institute’s Breast Sonography course. She has five publications in Canadian Journal of Medical Sonography related to Ultrasound Diagnostic of Breast Pathology.
Nina Romanova is an active lecturer for the international RAD-AID Learning Center