“…The contents analysis process (22) may be described as a systematic, objective and quantitative method of analysis of the characteristics of a message. The most relevant advantages in the application of contents Focused on the human, non computational use of the terminology Medical professional trained in the use of the lexicon for diagnostic description in mammography, breast magnetic resonance imaging and breast ultrasonography (7) Computational implementation of its structure for electronic use in radiology information systems Computational implementation of its structure for electronic use in radiology and other electronic applications (8,26) Computational implementation of its structure for electronic use in radiology and other electronic applications Focused on the human and computational use of the terminology Functionality Classification of clinical cases for the teaching of Radiology (6,20,24) Structuring of information into electronic reports (20,24) Vocabulary modeling for communication compatible with PACS and electronic Radiology information systems (6,20,24) Facilitate the retrieval of images and reports in physical archives (6,20,24) Improving mammographic reports by means of descriptive terminology standardization (7,25,26) Reduce the factors of confusion and uncertainties in the images interpretation (7,25) Facilitate the monitoring of the final result from mammography exams (7,25) Enhance the final quality of the medical assistance to the patient (7,25) Information structuring into electronic reports Terminological supplementation to other vocabularies in the area (8) Possibility of accessing and manipulating the terminology through the internet, with capacity of exportation of the structure in Web Ontology language (owl † ) (8,(27)(28)(29) Indexing and retrieving sources of information in Radiology and Imaging Diagnosis (27,2...…”