Standard mammographic and tomographic views of both breasts have been supplemented with magnified coned compression views on the right side. A comparison has been made to the prior examination.
Irregular, highly suspicious microcalcification (Cat A) has developed in the inferomedial aspect of the right breast, extending over a distance of up to 3.8cm.
Elsewhere, stable scarring is seen in the upper outer quadrant of the left breast from prior surgery, without further suspicious focal mass, architectural distortion or microcalcification within either breast and elsewhere there has been no significant interval change when compared to the previous examination.
Conclusion: Highly suspicious (Cat A) microcalcification has developed in the lower inner quadrant of the right breast. Correlation with stereotactic guided core biopsy and carbon localization is recommended.