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EPISODE · May 19, 2026 · 18 MIN

Modern Mammography: Innovation, Comfort, and Confidence

from Pulse Check at Carolina Pines · host Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center

This Pulse Check episode focuses on one of the most important (and often most avoided) topics in women’s health: mammograms and the fears that can come with them.We’re joined by Gabby Cho, who helps break down common concerns and what patients can realistically expect, offering clarity and reassurance around the screening process.We also highlight the advanced breast imaging technology at Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center, including the GE Senographe Pristina™ - a next-generation 3D mammography system designed with women in mind to deliver exceptional imaging while prioritizing comfort. It’s paired with the Pristina Dueta™ Patient-Assisted Compression system which allows patients to actively participate in their exam by controlling part of the compression process - helping reduce discomfort and anxiety while still ensuring highly accurate imaging.As the only facility in SC offering this level of technology, Carolina Pines remains committed to removing barriers to care and making preventive health more accessible for every person in our community.

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