How does one distinguish heterogeneous dystrophic and heterogeneous malignant calcifications from each other? List eight benign mammographic lesions and their typical calcification pattern. List five differential diagnoses for pleomorphic or heterogeneous calcifications. List three differential diagnoses for amorphous calcifications. List three differential diagnoses for linear branching calcifications. List two differential diagnoses for rim calcifications. What are the three lexicon categories for describing calcifications on mammography? What calcifications, using BIRADS lexicon, are typically benign? What calcifications, using BIRADS lexicon, are typically malignant? What cancer typically presents as calcifications? What is a milk-of-calcium lesion? Is it benign or malignant? What is the upper limit of normal for breast skin thickness? Book traversal links for Calcifications ‹ What are the histologic types of breast cancer and their frequency? Up How does one distinguish heterogeneous dystrophic and heterogeneous malignant calcifications from each other? ›