N	Concordance
1	CIS), particularly the type detected by microcalcifications in a mammogram, is i
2	up of small white irregular dots called microcalcifications, or a combination of
3	erformed in cases of isolated clustered microcalcifications for a more accurate 
4	ts a method for automatically detecting microcalcifications. We utilize a high-b
5	CIS and evidence of suspicious, diffuse microcalcifications. Two elements needin
6	s had multiple associated heterogeneous microcalcifications. In the seven patien
7	sented without a palpable mass included microcalcifications (MCS) in 39, mass in
8	asound is sensitive in the detection of microcalcification in breast cancer when
9	  ations have been removed. If residual microcalcifications are seen on post-bio
10	ies in which the detection of simulated microcalcifications with CR has been dir
11	epeated to  confirm that all suspicious microcalcifications have been removed.  
12	al of 44, 40 and 46 tumours had visible microcalcification using high resolution
13	 situ are most commonly associated with microcalcifications which may be localis