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Breast Cancer |
Breast calcification03/11/2008 |
I just had my yearly mammogram on 2/8/2008 and was called to came in for a second due to a calcification found on my left breast. The radiologist suggested that I have a biopsy done. I would like to know if it is possible that I have cancer somewhere else that has possibly spread to my breast. The spot is close to my breast bone.
There is up to an 80% chance that this is not cancer. If it is cancer, it most likely started in your breast rather than spreading from elsewhere.
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Jean T Stevenson, MD, FACS Associate Professor of Surgery School of Medicine Case Western Reserve University |
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