Using ultrasound to predict how breast cancer responds to treatment

This trial is testing whether a special type of ultrasound imaging can predict early on whether your breast cancer is responding well to chemotherapy and radiation therapy. Researchers believe this imaging technique can detect changes in cancer cells before traditional methods show improvement, potentially helping doctors adjust your treatment sooner if needed.

Currently, doctors have to wait weeks or months to see if cancer treatment is working. This study aims to find a way to know much earlier whether the treatment is effective, so adjustments can be made faster if necessary.