microcalcifications

Are Microcalcifications Cancerous?

Not all microcalcifications are cancerous. Many are benign, but certain patterns can be associated with early forms of breast cancer. A detailed evaluation by a radiologist and possibly a biopsy is essential for an accurate diagnosis.

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