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Fig. 1E. 42-year-old asymptomatic woman with abnormal findings on screening mammogram. Left mediolateral mammogram obtained after wire deployment confirms positioning of four localizing wires. Calcifications extend anterior to most of anterior localizing wire, but localization of most anterior extent of calcium would have required insertion through areola. Surgeon was alerted that calcifications extended anterior to wires, and surgeon planned to extend excision anteriorly into left retroareolar region.





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