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What Does My Ultrasound Report Mean?

both breasts show heterogeneous echopattern.
no mads lesion or calcification seen.
no evident ductal dilatation or skin thickening noted
retroareolar and axillary area are unremarkable.

this was the result I got after having a breast ultrasound this afternoon. can u explain the meaning? thank you..
Wed, 16 Apr 2014
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Radiologist 's  Response
Hello
Thanks for writing to us

You have absolutely normal reports.
Though both breasts show heterogeneous echo texture,there are no signs of pathology in either breasts.
There is no e/o abnormal lesion or calcification.
No evident ductal dilatation or skin thickening noted
Retroareolar and axillary area are also normal.
Hope i have answered your query.

Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
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What Does My Ultrasound Report Mean?

Hello Thanks for writing to us You have absolutely normal reports. Though both breasts show heterogeneous echo texture,there are no signs of pathology in either breasts. There is no e/o abnormal lesion or calcification. No evident ductal dilatation or skin thickening noted Retroareolar and axillary area are also normal. Hope i have answered your query. Take Care Dr.Indu Bhushan