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Is it true that a group of amorphous microcalcifications described as "loose", are generally more indicative of a benign entity than a "tight" group?

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Yes: originally a mammogram was used to pick up small stellate breast lesions that couldnt be palpated. Then micro C++ was found and correlated with DCIS only when there is a tight cluster and usually the cluster has 8 or more fine granules tightly packed. A loose area has usually been found to be benign.

Answered 9/18/2014

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