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1 Left breast mediolateral oblique (A), cranial-caudal (B), and spot magnification (C and D) mammogram images show fine linear branching calcifications with segmental distribution in the left breast at 6 o'clock measuring 3.6 × 3.0 × 4.9 cm (thin arrows) as well as punctate hyperdense foci within the left axillary nodes (thick arrows). Left breast mediolateral oblique (A), cranial-caudal (B), and spot magnification (C and D) mammogram images show fine linear branching calcifications with segmental distribution in the left breast at 6 o'clock measuring 3.6 × 3.0 × 4.9 cm (thin arrows) as well as punctate hyperdense foci within the left axillary nodes (thick arrows). The 2 dots indicate a palpable abnormality. Lena Gowharji et al. TOJ 2017;17: Copyright © by the author(s); Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY)‏

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