Breast calcification differentials: a visual teaching review

Breast calcifications span benign (skin, vascular) to malignant (DCIS) causes. Morphology, distribution, and stability help narrow the differential and guide biopsy decisions.

• Comprehensive educational review from the Radiology Assistant, a widely used radiology teaching resource.
• Covers typical mammographic appearances of common and uncommon calcifications with annotated images.
• No original research; a practical, board-relevant summary for trainees and practicing radiologists.

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