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Breast ultrasound
Ultrasound was performed throughout both breasts. All four quadrants and the retroareolar area were scanned. In the right breast 2:00 3 cm from nipple 0.8 cm oval parallel avascular hypoechoic probably benign mass. In the left breast 3:00 5 cm from nipple heterogeneous 3.0 cm microlobulated mass with internal vascularity.. No axillary adenopathy.
IMPRESSION:
Left breast: Suspicious
Right breast: Probably benign
BIRADS ASSESSMENT CATEGORY 4: Suspicious
RECOMMENDATION:
Left ultrasound core biopsy 3:00 5 cm from nipple.
IMPRESSION:
Left breast: Suspicious
Right breast: Probably benign
BIRADS ASSESSMENT CATEGORY 4: Suspicious
RECOMMENDATION:
Left ultrasound core biopsy 3:00 5 cm from nipple.
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I take it, this is a report from the ultrasound tech or doctor?
Looks like on one side they are saying it's probably nothing, and the other they are suggesting a biopsy to see what it is because they find it "suspicious."
Again as I said on your other post, talk to your doctor's office. Tell them you need to understand what the report means and don't want to wait.
Looks like on one side they are saying it's probably nothing, and the other they are suggesting a biopsy to see what it is because they find it "suspicious."
Again as I said on your other post, talk to your doctor's office. Tell them you need to understand what the report means and don't want to wait.
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