Amorphous Calcification in Breast Imaging: Diagnostic Significance
1. Introduction Amorphous calcification refers to tiny, indistinct calcium deposits identified within breast tissue during radiological screening. Unlike distinctly shaped mineral deposits, these calcifications lack a clearly defined morphological structure. They appear hazy, faint, and lack sharp borders, resembling powdered sugar or small clouds scattered across the mammogram. Due to their indistinct nature, the exact … Read more