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How good is mri for loose group amorphous microcalcs? surgeon said "loose" is good, no need for biopsy. mri contrast now, and if ok 6 month follow up
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MRI is: generally not indicated in the usual work up of microcalcifications. The decision to biopsy should be based on the mammographic features of the microcalcifications.
Answered 10/15/2014
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