Mammary gland hyperplasia accompanies calcify 2 class is what meaning is

Mammary hyperplasia is a

benign breast disease, usually associated with endocrine disorders, resulting in changes in the structure of the breast due to hyperplasia and incomplete involution of breast tissue. Mammary calcification is a microscopic calcification that appears on mammography or mammography. Doctors classify calcification according to its characteristics and density and classify it into different grades.

Grade 2 calcification means moderate calcification and may require further evaluation to rule out potential malignant lesions.