Mammation ultrasound examination report, can you help analyze it? 15

Not severe, if there is no discomfort, leave it alone.

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In women, as the body's estrogen levels change, the breast glands may thicken.

It doesn't matter if you are menstruating or do it around the time and if there is no possibility of a slight growth.

Breast exams are best done 10 days after menstruation.

A 23-year-old girl, this kind of breast fibroma is common, and it can be surgically removed**. Taking medications is largely ineffective.

Hello, I'm a breast surgeon.

1. The size, shape, and subcutaneous tissue of the mammary gland are basically normal, but a lump can be seen in the outer upper quadrant of the right breast.

2. The boundary of this mass is clear, the capsule is intact, and there is no obvious blood flow signal, which indicates that it is a highly suspected benign mass. Doctors in the ultrasound department consider fibroadenomas to be more likely.

3. The patient is 23 years old, at an age with relatively high estrogen levels in the body, and future pregnancy is easy to accelerate the growth of fibroadenoma. At present, it can be operated on, and it can also be observed. It depends on the patient's wishes.

If observation is chosen, regular re-examination (color ultrasound every six months to 1 year) is recommended, and if the growth is rapid, surgical excision is recommended.

If you don't understand anything, you can continue to ask.

Thickening of the breast glands should prevent breast cancer.

Not yet.

Regularly recheck the color ultrasound, and check the tumor antigen at the same time.

The ultrasound doctor made a comprehensive judgment by observing the different echoes and blood flow of the tissues in the breast, (1) Is there a lump? If there is a lump, is it regular, lobulated or crab-footed? Unclear lump borders?

Is the echo uniform? Is the echo attenuated behind the lump? (2) Is there calcification?

Pay special attention to whether there are fine spots, sand grains, and cluster calcifications? (3) Is there blood flow? Is there abundant blood flow?

4) If the elastography grade is high under B-ultrasound, mainly red, it indicates that the texture of the lump is hard. The following conditions often indicate the possibility of malignancy: (1) The shape of the lump: irregular, lobulated, crab-foot-like; (2) The boundary is unclear, the echo is uneven, and the rear echo is attenuated; (3) fine-spotted, sand-grained, clustered calcification; (4) Abundant blood flow level II-III, high resistance and high speed, resistance index (RI) >; 5) High elastography grade indicates that the lump is hard.

However, it is not completely certain that the doctor should take into account the patient's age, menstrual status, physical examination results, mammography, past history, and family history, and if necessary, needle or minor surgical biopsy. The ultrasound doctor made the following report with reference to the breast imaging reporting and data system (BI-RADS reporting system) proposed by the American College of Radiology: BI-RADS grade 0:

Requires a combination of other tests Bi-Rads Grade 1: Negative Bi-Rads Grade 2: Benign Bi-Rads Grade 3:

Benign probability, requiring short-term follow-up (visits every 3 to 6 months) Bi-RADS grade 4: suspicious malignancy, biopsy recommended 4a: low suspicion (<2% malignancy probable) 4b:

Moderately suspicious 4C: High, but not sure Bi-Rads Grade 5: High-malignant Bi-Rads Grade 6:

The clinical experience of malignancy has been pathologically confirmed: due to the inherent shortcomings of breast ultrasound, with great human factors, limited by the doctor's professional level and seriousness, the results of color ultrasound are often inconsistent with the reports issued by multiple doctors, which requires comprehensive judgment by clinicians and repeated combination with color ultrasound doctors to draw an accurate diagnosis. Therefore, if the ultrasound indicates an unpalpable nodule, you must not panic, and consult with a doctor to avoid unnecessary panic and surgery.

I often encounter patients who have been diagnosed with tumors or who are in need of surgery, and after my careful analysis and reexamination, the tumor has been ruled out and unnecessary surgery has been avoided.

Neither breast hyperplasia nor breast fibroma is serious and is benign. You can sleep soundly and go to the hospital tomorrow for a detailed consultation.

There are two possible diagnoses.

1.Hyperplastic nodules in the mammary glands, which may disappear spontaneously over a few months and do not require special treatment.

2.Breast fibroadenoma: benign tumor, such a small tumor does not require surgery**, further follow-up observation is sufficient.

You must have breast hyperplasia, this is not a disease, it is a normal physiological phenomenon, and people of your age will have it when they do color ultrasound.

You can not go to the hospital to ask, it is recommended to do a color ultrasound review after 3 months (it is best to do a check 3-7 days after the menstrual period is clean), if it disappears, it means that it is a hyperplastic nodule, if you are still considering the possibility of fibroadenoma, continue to observe, 6-12 months to recheck the color ultrasound, if there is no obvious change, you can check the color ultrasound once a year in the future.

Breast nodules are a type of breast hyperplasia, and the main cause is a woman's own endocrine disorder, and the ratio of estrogen and progesterone is unbalanced. Hypoechoic nodules of the breast are more common in women aged 20-40 years, and the course of the disease is very slow, at first it is labor pain, and there is a lump in the breast under ultrasound. It is sometimes accompanied by symptoms such as low-grade fever, night sweats, and rapid erythrocyte sedimentation.

Oral Siyan Milk Lotone Conditioning, 3 sachets a day, insist on eating for a period of time, which can regulate endocrine and balance hormones in the body. Maintain a comfortable mood and optimistic mood in life, change the dietary structure, prevent obesity, eat less fried food, animal fat, sweets and too many tonic foods, eat more vegetables and fruits, and eat more coarse grains.

Breast ultrasound can detect almost all diseases of the breast itself, including inflammation, tumors, etc. Because breast ultrasound can clearly show all the structures of soft tissues, from **, subcutaneous to glands, postglands, pectoral muscles, and even chest wall structures. Of course, breast ultrasound is mainly about looking at the fat or glandular level.

The breast surgeon's concern must be at the gland level, whether there is an area of echo abnormality in the gland, and through the abnormality of the gland echo, it can be determined which part of the gland will be suspicious of the lesion. The morphology and boundaries of the echo abnormality, including the blood flow of CDFI, can show the possibility of benign or malignant lesions. At present, ultrasound is mainly used to find the lesions in the glands, further judge the nature, and then guide the clinical treatment in the next step.