<prompt> What is the age of routine screening mammography?20 years30 years40 years50 years  <response>: ANSWER: C 40 yearsREF: Schwartz 9th ed chapter 17, Sabiston 18th ed chapter 34, NCCN guidelines version 1.2014BREAST CANCER SCREENING NCCN GUIDELINES VERSION 1.2014Risk categoryScreening guidelinesAverage risk; age 25 to 40 yearsClinical breast examination every 1-3 yearsAverage risk; age 40 yearsClinical breast examination annuallyScreening mammography annuallyHigh risk; Family history of breast cancer 20 lifetime riskBegin at age of 30 yearsAnnual screening mammogram clinical breast examination 6-12 monthsConsider annual breast MRI starting from 30 yrsRefer to genetic counseling if not already doneHigh risk; LCISBegin screening at diagnosisAnnual screening mammogram clinical breast examination 6-12 monthsHigh risk; prior radiotherapy between age of 10-30 years; If 25 yearsClinical breast examination annually to start 8-10 years after RTHigh risk; prior radiotherapy between age of 10-30 years; If 25 yearsAnnual screening mammogram Clinical breast examination 6-12 monthly to start 8-10 years after RT or age 40 years, which ever comes firstConsider annual breast MRIHigh risk; genetic predispositionRefer to genetic counseling if Hereditary breast 8t ovarian cancer syndrome positive thenClinical breast examination every 6-12 months starting at 25 yrs If age 25-30 yrs; annual breast MRI preferred or mammography if MRI is not availableIf age 30-75 yrs; annual mammography and breast MRIHigh risk; previous history of breast cancerClinical physical examination every 4-6 monthsfor first 5 years after primary therapy and annually thereafter Annual mammographyAdd annual MRI in bilateral disease 8t BRCA mutation 