Case
| Picture | Age | Clinical presentation | BI-RADS |
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Case:059 |  | 43 | Premenopausal woman with average risk of developing breast cancer presented with pain and a lump in the left breast of duration 4–5 days. Examination revealed a large (6 cm) tender lump with redness of the overlying skin in the upper half of the left breast. | 5 (Highly Suggestive of Malignancy)
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Case:060 |  | 54 | Postmenopausal woman with increased risk of developing breast cancer in view of family history presented with acute-onset left mastalgia and unilateral breast enlargement of the left breast. On examination, the left breast showed an area of acute tenderness and lumpish feel in the upper outer quadrant. | April 2013: 5 (Highly Suggestive of Malignancy)
July 2013: 6 (Known Biopsy-Proven Malignancy)
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Case:117 |  | 60 | Postmenopausal woman with increased risk because of a family history of breast cancer presented with increased size of the breast with pain. Examination revealed warmth and redness over the right breast with a large hard lump 8 cm in diameter. The lump was not fixed to the skin or the chest wall but she had nipple retraction on the same side. | 5 (Highly Suggestive of Malignancy)
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