Mean Glandular Dose (MGD) is a calculated value that represents the average radiation dose received by the glandular tissue of the breast during mammography. It is an important metric in radiology, particularly in breast imaging, as it helps to assess and monitor the potential risks of radiation exposure associated with mammography procedures. The MGD takes into account various factors, including: 1. **Radiation Exposure**: The amount of x-ray radiation used during the mammographic procedure.
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