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Okay, and this is, uh, if you have another

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baseline screening mammogram and another

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oval circumscribed mass, and this is in

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the central right breast.

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You can see here,

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and again, we have the patient come back

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for those spot compression images and

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we see that that finding persists here.

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This is on the CC view.

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So then we do a targeted ultrasound exam.

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And in this case, on the ultrasound,

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this is what we're seeing.

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This is a great example of clustered microcysts,

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which is the second indication for BI-RADS 3 on

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ultrasound that BI-RADS specifically describes.

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It's important to differentiate clustered

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microcysts, like we're seeing here,

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to simple cysts that are next to each other.

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But here, we're seeing very small cystic

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spaces with septations throughout it.

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And this, on a baseline mammogram,

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would be an appropriate BI-RADS 3.

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We'd want to have the patient come back in six

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months to make sure that this is not changing.