During a routine screening mammography, a 62-year-old teacher is informed that she has changes on her mammography, and she should consult her physician. She can be reassured that the findings that indicate a benign condition are which of the following?
Coarse calicfications are usually benign. Fine, clustered califications are often milignant and require biopsy. Solid tumors of the breast, especially those that have increased in size or have changed in appearance, are suspicious for carcinoma and require biopsy.
Discrete, stellate mass
Fine, clustered calcifications
Coarse calcifications
Solid, clearly defined mass with irregular edges
Breast