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Here's another example of a complicated cyst.

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This was a call back from a screening mammogram

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and there was a focal asymmetry on mammogram,

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and then in the upper outer left breast

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at 2 o'clock, 12cm from the nipple,

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we see this complicated cyst

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and was given a BI-RADS 3 with recommendation for a six month follow up.

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We also saw, at the same location,

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a morphologically normal intramammary lymph nodes.

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You can see that here.

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So there were two findings at the same location,

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an intramammary lymph node and a complicated cyst.

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Now, the intramammary lymph node was given a BI-RADS 2,

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and the complicated cyst was given a BI-RADS 3.

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So the patient came back six months later and we did an ultrasound exam at that same

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location, left breast, 2 o'clock, 12cm from the nipple.

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We see that morphologically normal intramammary lymph node again,

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but that complicated cyst is no longer there.

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So the cyst has completely resolved.

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That is very reassuring.

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We're able to switch the study

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to a BI-RADS 2 with a resolution of that BI-RADS 3 finding.