Breast calcification is the calcium deposits within the breast tissue. They appear as small white flakes on a mammogram (breast cancer screening tool). They are usually harmless but can cause the formation of abnormal cells if neglected for a long time. Microcalcifications and macrocalcifications are two types of breast calcifications. It is caused due to breast injury, infection, or breast cysts.
Dystrophic Calcification Within the Breast
Breast calcification is a condition when there are calcium deposits in the breast tissue. Read the article below to know more.
Glimpses Into the Intricate Patterns: Unveiling the Mystery of Breast Calcifications
Calcium deposits commonly form in the breast tissue and are called breast calcifications. Read the article to know more.
