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Case number 14 is a focally symmetry

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seen on the upper auta region on a page of post-menopausal

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patient with essentially Baseline

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screening mammogram.

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And here on the spot magnification view you

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could see the focal asymmetry with fine

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pleomorphic calcification which

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are bi rats for and when we

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did the biopsy it was IDC with dcis. So

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the teaching Point here is that

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when you have a focal asymmetry with Associated

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calcifications, even if it is on a

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baseline study is worrisome and should prompt biopsy.

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So in summary when you have calcifications

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on screening mammography, it's only

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by Red zero or barrettes too by Red zero

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with magnification views if it is a baseline

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calcification or if it

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is new or increasing from the prior screening or if

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it's baracks too and if it's a typically benign calcifications

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And again calcifications are diagnostic mammogram. You

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always want to get magnification CC and 90

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lateral View and also tangential view

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for skin calc workup again. It's

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by rats too. If it's typically benign and you

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can assign barrets three countsification if it

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is round or pungate calcification in

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a grouped Distribution on a baseline mammogram, and

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it's Barrett's four if there's

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any suspicious distribution or morphology.

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Thanks, and I will that

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ends my case reviews and I'm

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open to any questions.

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Thank you.