Claire Mercer PhD, MSc, PGCAP (FHEA), BSc(hons), Head of Radiography, University of Salford, UK.Claire Borrelli PhD, FETC, HDCR, Clinical Educator, DCR®, Head of Education & Clinical Training, St George’s National Breast Education Centre, London, UK.

• Foreword. Preface. Acknowledgements. Abbreviations. Key Aspects of Mammography Practice. Anatomy. Positioning Terminology. Quality Control and Quality Assurance. Communication and Consent. Work-Related Musculo-Skeletal Disorders (WRMSD). Working Practices. Breast Compression. References. Routine Mammographic Projections. Routine Projections: Cranio-Caudal (CC). Routine Projections: Medio-Lateral Oblique (MLO). Tomosynthesis. The Augmented Breast. References. Additional/Modified Mammographic Projections. Additional/Modified Projection: Cranio-Caudal – Laterally Rotated. Additional/Modified Projection: Cranio-Caudal – Medially Rotated. Additional/Modified Projection: Extended Cranio-Caudal. Additional/Modified Projection: Lateral (Medio-Lateral). Additional/Modified Projection: Lateral (Latero-Medial). Additional/Modified Projection: Axillary Tail. Additional/Modified Projection: Localised Compression/Paddle. Additional/Modified Projection: Magnified. Stereotactic Procedures. Specimen Tissue Imaging. References. Useful Information for Mammographic Practice. Medical Terminology. Reference. Index.

‘... a neat, compact guide to mammography practice ... divided into four sections that follow a very logical layout, which is easy to navigate ... Overall, this is a well written and laid out book that is useful as a pocket guide for students and also a reference book for mammographers new to training students. It not only shows the reader how to position for a mammogram but also how not to position ... a book that all students should have access to and a great addition to any department library.’ - Lucie Magilton Griffin, clinical specialist advanced practitioner – breast imaging, Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust for RAD Magazine.