Mammography Q4

A mass must be seen on at least 3 different projections.

• True

• False

This type of mass can be considered as:

• Benign

• Suspicious of malignancy

What type of mass is in the image?

• Fibroadenoma

• Spiculated mass

• Oil cyst

• Calcifications

These are well-circumscribed, round or oval mass with well-defined borders.

• Fibrosis

• Calcifications

• Architectural distortion

• Fibroadenoma

This refers to an opacity that is visible on only one projection.

• Asymmetric denisty

• Mass

• Architectural distortion

• Microcalcifications

How can you describe the calcifications seen in the image?

• Popcorn-like

• Large, rod-like

• Eggshell-like

• Vascular

This is described as thin straight lines radiating from a central point.

• architectural distortion

• focal asymmetry

• masses

• asymmetric density

This type of biopsy uses a syringe with a thin needle to aspirate a tiny piece of tissue from the breast.

• FNAB

• CNB

• VABB

• Surgical biopsy

Core needle biopsies can be guided under these type of imaging modalities.

• MRI

• CT scan

• Mammogram

• Ultrasound

Type of surgical biopsy which removes the entire mass or abnormal area.

• Excision biopsy

• Incision biopsy