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The Bulgarian Society for Breast Imaging (BSBI) is a professional organization that unites specialists in the field of medical imaging with a focus on breast diseases. The mission of the society is to promote high standards in diagnostics, education, and scientific activity related to the breast.
To improve the quality of breast imaging diagnostics in Bulgaria.
To promote continuing education and professional development of radiologists, sonographers, and other related specialists.
To support the implementation of modern technologies and international best practices.
To encourage scientific research and publications in the field of breast imaging.
To build partnerships with national and international organizations and societies.
Organizing conferences, courses, seminars, and workshops.
Publishing recommendations, standards, and guidelines for best practices.
Supporting the participation of Bulgarian specialists in international forums.
Creating a professional network for the exchange of knowledge and experience.
Members of BSBI may include physicians, residents, and professionals with an interest and commitment in the field of breast imaging. The society is open to collaboration with institutions, non-governmental organizations, and academic structures.
Breast Imaging (BI) encompasses a range of methods used to visualize the breast tissue for the purpose of early detection and monitoring of diseases, including breast cancer. The main techniques used in BI include:
Mammography – a standard method for screening and diagnosis
Ultrasound Examination (Sonography) – suitable for women with dense breast tissue
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) – used in high-risk cases or for additional assessment
Elastography and Doppler – for evaluating blood flow and tissue stiffness
Breast imaging plays a key role in:
Early detection of malignant processes
Differential diagnosis of benign and malignant lesions
Guiding biopsy when necessary
Monitoring treatment and postoperative follow-up
Modern technological advancements have significantly improved the accuracy of breast imaging and reduced the need for invasive procedures.
