Dr. Cortés-Funes, Hernán
Director of the Oncology Unit
A mammogram can show a series of signs that indicate fairly accurately whether or not the lesion is suspected to be malignant. These signs include:
These are small mineral deposits that appear as small white spots on x-rays. The smallest are called microcalcifications and they may appear in isolation or in groups. This means that there are changes in the breast that require surveillance. Calcifications may correspond to benign tumours and, less often, to malignant tumours.
These can correspond to benign lesions, as in the case of a cyst, or malignant lesions. They may contain calcifications.
These are liquid-filled sacs in the breast. Diagnostic scanning must be done with a breast ultrasound. It may be necessary to aspirate the fluid so it can be analysed histologically.
It is rare that a cyst is malignant.
Dr. Cortés-Funes, Hernán
Director of the Oncology Unit
Dr. Escobar, Ángela
Ginecología y Obstetricia, especialista en la Unidad de Mama
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Médico especialista en ginecología y obstetricia
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Specialist in the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Unit
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Especializado en terapia contra el cáncer, certificado por la Sociedad Americana de Farmacéuticos de Hospital
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Mental health service HC Marbella
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