1
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2
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3
Q
What view is most important when evaluating calcs though to represent milk of calcium?
A
90 degree lateral view
4
Q
A
dermal calcs
5
Q
typically benign calcifications
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- vascular
- round
- coarse
- milk of calcium
- large rod like
- rim dystrophic
- suture
- skin
6
Q
BI-RADS for new or changing calcs
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4 or 5
anything new or changing is suspicious!
7
Q
calcifications in DCIS are due to
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comedo necrosis in ducts
8
Q
A
Secretory calcs
9
Q
A
Radiation changes
10
Q
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dermal calcs:
most common in the parasternal area and inframammary fold
11
Q
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fine pleomorphic
= scary
BR 4 or 5
12
Q
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segmental fine pleomorphic calcs. BAD!
BR 5
13
Q
A
Dermatomyositis
14
Q
A
15
Q
A
autologous fat injection
deep oil cysts bilaterally - a lot of them
16
Q
what bir-rads?
A
BR-2. multiple popcorn (dystrophic) calcs = multiple degenerating fibroadenomas
