Breast Masses: Mamographic Diagnosis

The first step in the diagnosis of breast masses is to differentiate the increase in asymmetric densities of normal fibrous and glandular structures, which mimic the real mass and mass, superpowers. The convexity of the outer contours of the mass, the central media being more lens than the periphery, and their ability to be identified in at least two different positions (executive vertical directions) are helpful findings. On the other hand, the concave contours of asymmetric densities with combing, division by fatty elements and not learning in more than one position are characteristic (1, 2, 3).