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Had my first mammogram and report says: focal asymmetries are in the inner and upper central left breast at middle depth. no suspicious calcifications are in the left breast. what does this mean?
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Did you ask the requesting Physician to explain the results. As I interpret the findings, your left breast has a little different “configuration” internally, but there are no hard, firm “masses” in the left breast. But, please ask your treating Physician about the results.
Answered 2/28/2023
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