d1658
04-04-2009, 12:28 PM
I am a 50 year old female and had a routine bilateral mammogram a few days ago. The findings were as follows:
New findings from prior mammograms, intramammary lymph node outer regions of the right and left breast, probable benigh. Breast Composition Category 2: There are scattered fibroglandular densities (approximately 25-50% glandular). No malignant calcifications. No suspicious mass. Computer Aided Detection was reviewed prior to reporting findings to rule out potential lesions.
Impression: BI-RADS 3. Probably benign study.
Recommendations: Follow up bilateral mammogram in six months.
Should I wait 6 months for follow-up or have the study done sooner. I'm not real comfortable with the
New findings from prior mammograms, intramammary lymph node outer regions of the right and left breast, probable benigh. Breast Composition Category 2: There are scattered fibroglandular densities (approximately 25-50% glandular). No malignant calcifications. No suspicious mass. Computer Aided Detection was reviewed prior to reporting findings to rule out potential lesions.
Impression: BI-RADS 3. Probably benign study.
Recommendations: Follow up bilateral mammogram in six months.
Should I wait 6 months for follow-up or have the study done sooner. I'm not real comfortable with the
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leea1206
04-08-2009, 01:16 AM
The report sounds like good news, but if you are concerned and would like them to recheck sooner, maybe 3 mths, I would do that. Better safe than sorry.
Leea
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