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I had a recent mammogram and it came back with the following. i am called back for additional imaging. can anyone help explain the report. a 9 mm mass in the posterior upper outer left breast and calcifications in the superior left breast at mid dept?
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That area is a common location for breast malignancy. In addition to having an additional imaging study, set up an appointment with a breast surgeon as soon as possible.
Answered 12/18/2022
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