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- Macrocalcifications are usually not cancerous, whereas microcalcifications may be a sign of cancer
- If DCIS is not surgically removed, it may progress to invasive cancer
- LCIS is a marker for the development of future invasive breast cancer, either in the same or opposite breast

Photo credit: Papantoniou et al., CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons, modified by cropping
DCIS:

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- If DCIS is not surgically removed, it may progress to invasive cancer
- LCIS is a marker for the development of future invasive breast cancer, either in the same or opposite breast

Photo credit: Papantoniou et al., CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons, modified by cropping
DCIS:

Photo credit: © Dr. Jian-Hua Qiao, all rights reserved, via Flickr (used with permission)
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