Family History of Breast Cancer & I am worried.

KimberlyMC

Study Result

Impression

MAMMOGRAPHY BENIGN

There is no mammographic evidence of malignancy.

Patient has heterogeneously/extremely dense breast tissue and elevated lifetime risk of breast
cancer according to the Tyrer-Cuzick risk assessment model. Consider genetic screening if
applicable and/or adjunct screening breast ultrasound or MRI as clinically indicated.

COMPLETE SCREENING ULTRASOUND OF BOTH BREASTS AND AXILLA: 7/28/2020

COMPARISON:

Comparison is made to exams dated: 6/29/2019 mammogram, 6/19/2018 mammogram - South Suburban
Hospital, 4/28/2018 mammogram - Trinity Hospital, and 3/13/2018 mammogram - Advocate Medical
Group - Beverly.

FINDINGS:
Real-time ultrasound of both breasts four quadrants, retroareolar, and axilla regions was
performed. All representative images including gray scale of the real time examination were
reviewed.

There is an oval mass in the right breast at 8 o'clock anterior depth 2 cm from the nipple. This
oval mass is hypoechoic.

No significant abnormalities were seen sonographically in the left breast or either axilla.

IMPRESSION: ULTRASOUND PROBABLY BENIGN
The oval mass in the right breast is probably benign. A follow-up ultrasound in 6 months is
recommended.
A follow-up ultrasound in 6 months is recommended to demonstrate stability.


Accession #

MA-20-0065664
MA-20-0065906

MAMMOGRAPHY BI-RADS: 2 BENIGN ULTRASOUND BI-RADS: 3 PROBABLY BENIGN

Electronically Signed by: Aaron Guajardo M.D.
ag/penrad:7/28/2020 13:17:14

Imaging Technologist: Karrie Thompson, South Suburban Hospital; Loretta Dreznes, RT(R)(M),
South Suburban Hospital
letter sent: Prob Benign 76645

----- FINAL -----

Dictated By: GUAJARDO JR.-MD, AARON MD

Electronically Reviewed and Approved By: GUAJARDO JR.-MD, AARON MD

Component Results

There is no component information for this result.

General Information

Ordered by Jacqueline C Payne, DO

Collected on 07/28/2020 1:17 PM

Resulted on 07/28/2020 3:11 PM

Result Status: Final result

exbrnxgrl

Hi Kimberly,

Do you have a question or concern about your report?

Moderators

Hi Kimberly, and welcome to Breastcancer.org,

We're so sorry you're here and worrying, but we're glad you've found us. The good news is it looks as though your results came back as benign and that your doctors want to keep an eye on your concerns by asking you to come back in 6 months.

As exbrnxgirl asked -- is there something specific you'd like to learn about your report? Or share some further information about your concerns?

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