Suspicious clusters of pleomorphic calcifications found on one breast only during mammogram?

Needs biopsy: Suspicious cluster opleomorphic microcalcifications on mgram may be due to breast cancer. Therefore you need to undergo a biopsy. Usually they sggest a stereotactic biopsy which is a type od percutaneous needle biopsy n a special x-ray table. Please follow with a breast carer specialist or a radiologist experien in this procedure.

Biopsy: A biopsy is needed to confirm what is causing the suspicious microcalcifications. This doesn't automatically mean you have cancer, these biopsies often turn out benign. However, they may be malignant, so biopsy is necessary. Many times microcalcifications can be biopsied with a needle using stereotactic guidance.