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Fig. 1A —46-year-old woman with two previous operations (first operation revealed invasive ductal carcinoma, second operation disclosed fat necrosis at lumpectomy site) who presented for routine follow-up after breast conservation therapy. Collimated mediolateral oblique mammograms of left breast show evolution of benign fat necrosis calcifications. Four years after second operation, new microcalcifications have developed at operation site.





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