This site is targeted at medical and radiology professionals, contains user contributed content, and material that may be confusing to a lay audience. Use of this site implies acceptance of our Terms of Use.

BIRADS II

Dr Praveen Jha and Radswiki et al.

BIRADS II is a benign category in the breast imaging reporting and data system. A finding placed in this category should have a very high probability of being benign.

Examples of such lesions include

calcified fibroadenomas
multiple secretory calcifications
fat containing lesions such as
- oil cysts
- breast lipomas
- galactocoeles and
- mixed density hamartomas
cutaneous neurofibromas ³ : e.g. in neurofibromatosis type I : evidence of sarcomatous change is change is considered very low
intramammary lymph nodes
breast sebaceous cysts
simple breast cysts ⁴

Reporting recommendations

It is not expected to change over the follow-up interval. The radiologist should mention that its a definite benign lesion. Usual screening follow up would usually suffice.

This article is a stub, which means it needs more content. You can contribute to Radiopaedia.org too. Just register and edit... every little bit helps.