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'State-of-the-art breast imaging': Inland Imaging opens new Breast Center in Spokane that has everything in one spot

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Source: The Spokesman-Review

Dr. Amy Henkel talks Monday about the new Inland Imaging Breast Center, which has recently remodeled the building at 799 S. Stevens St. in Spokane to create a comprehensive mammography and diagnostic center. Mammography, MRI, biopsy and other diagnostic tools are in one place for regular screening, accompanied by the tools for further diagnostic purposes. (Jesse Tinsley/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW) Add Spokesman-Review on Google By Mathew Callaghan [email protected](509) 459-5436 Inland Imaging unveiled their new Breast Center to the public at the end of September. The 12,000-square-foot building, at 799 S. Stevens St., is complete with two screening mammography rooms, three diagnostic mammography rooms and dedicated rooms for biopsy, breast MRI and ultrasound. Marian Wilkonski , the director of breast imaging at Inland Imaging, said prior to the opening of the Breast Center, patients often had to bounce from one location to another depending on if they needed a follow-up appointment.

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