Sentence examples for suspicious microcalcifications from inspiring English sources

A cluster of suspicious microcalcifications can be identified in the breast gland (arrows).

It should be noticed that in that series, due to clinical (presentation in older patients), imaging (presence of suspicious microcalcifications), and pathological findings (cellularity and complexity pattern with invasion of the tumour capsule), these tumours were misinterpreted as breast carcinomas and two of those patients underwent radical mastectomy [39].

All patients presented with suspicious microcalcifications (BI-RADS III-V) on mammography.

Indeed screen-detected DCIS was related with more suspicious microcalcifications (p <.001).

Carcinoma in situ is identified by mammography through the presence of suspicious microcalcifications.

Mammography depicted suspicious microcalcifications in 10/20 (50%) patients with DCIS/LCIS (Table 2).

Suspicious microcalcification is investigated by vacuum-assisted core biopsy.

Stereotactic and ultrasound-guided vacuum-assisted biopsy (VAB) has an important role in assessment of screen-detected lesions, particularly suspicious microcalcification.

For mammography, which relies on the interpretation of suspicious microcalcification and therefore does not detect all DCIS cases, the sensitivity was only 52% [ 30].

This is due to the fact that DCIS is accompanied by typical suspicious microcalcification in 7398%98%, which can be identified mammographically independently of the density of the glandular breast tissue [ 16- 18].

In this retrospective study, we collected 86 breast diagnostic biopsies in total: 60 vacuum-assisted needle biopsies, six surgical biopsies performed on radiologically suspicious breast microcalcifications and 20 samples of breast diagnostic biopsies without microcalcifications.