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While some calcifications may indicate breast cancer, such as ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), most are noncancerous (benign) conditions. Benign causes of breast calcifications include: 1  Previous injury or surgery to the breast (fat necrosis). 2  Skin (dermal) or blood vessel (vascular) calcification. 3  Breast cysts â fluid-filled sacs in your breast that are usually benign. 4  Fibroadenoma â a solid, benign mass most common in young women. 5  Cell secretions or debris.
Regionally distributed calcifications are most likely due to benign processes. These calcifications are scattered in a large volume of the breast and do not necessarily conform to a ductal distribution. Diffusely distributed calcifications are scattered randomly throughout the breast.