Patient Data
Age: 70 years
Gender: Female
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Mammography (report BIRADS 1). Further assessment with ultrasound recommended on the grounds of dense fibroglandular tissue.
Mammograms only available on CD-ROM (JPEG) were re-evaluated and properly processed, revealing the presence of multiple foci of microcalcifications.
Previous screening mammograms to compare aren't available .
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Patient underwent targeted magnification mammograms properly processed that reveals multiple foci of microcalcifications bilaterally.
Case Discussion
This patient was referred to a breast surgeon after an MRI (not shown). Histology was DCIS - multicentric, multifocal, bilateral.