A complex methods was used to examine 39 females with the microcalcinates grouped in the breast. The diagnostic efficiency of a number of mammographic and sonographic signs was comparatively evaluated. Ultrasonography was shown to be advisable in differentially diagnosing cancer and sclerosing adenosis. A combination of mammography and sonography may establish an accurate diagnosis in 78% of cases.
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