A 42-year-old woman undergoes her first mammogram. Clustered microcalcifications are seen but there is no mass palpable. Which of the following statement(s) is/are true concerning this patient’s diagnosis and management?
A.	A needle localization and excision of the mass is necessary to establish the diagnosis
B.	Frozen-section examination is particularly useful in the diagnosis of this lesion
C.	Intense interlobular fibrosis and proliferation of small ductules with loss of orientation of lobules and epithelial cells may suggest carcinoma
D.	This finding is associated with an increased risk of cancer
Answer:A
A 42-year-old woman undergoes her first mammogram. Clustered microcalcifications are seen but there is no mass palpable. Which of the following statement(s) is/are true concerning this patient’s diagnosis and management?
A.	A needle localization and excision of the mass is necessary to establish the diagnosis B.	Frozen-section examination is particularly useful in the diagnosis of this lesion C.	Intense interlobular fibrosis and proliferation of small ductules with loss of orientation of lobules and epithelial cells may suggest carcinoma D.	This finding is associated with an increased risk of cancer