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An architectural distortions on a mammogram is basically a disruption of the normal â random â pattern of curvilinear and fine linear radiopaque structures normally seen on a breast X-ray. There is no visible mass, but the distortion often appears as a â stellate â shape or with radiating speculations.he number of those women in which the architectural distortion would actually represent invasive breast cancer is very low, perhaps 5%-7% of the 4% with architectural distortion, which becomes a very small number.
Findings on a mammogram. A mammogram is an X-ray image of the breast. Dense breast tissue and fatty breast tissue look different on a mammogram. The results of a mammogram may show a benign (not cancer) condition or an abnormal finding that needs follow-up tests to rule out cancer.hese images are called mammograms (MAM-o-grams). A radiologist trained to read mammograms studies the images for signs of breast cancer. In the past, mammogram images were stored on film (film mammography). Now, mammogram images are usually stored directly onto a computer (digital mammography).