What does breast calcification nodule mean?

Breast calcification nodules are nodules formed by calcium salt deposits in breast tissue.

If you see a doctor for breast B-ultrasound examination, it is found that nodules formed by calcium salt deposits in breast tissue are clinically called breast calcification nodules. Such nodules may be benign lesions or one of the manifestations of malignant lesions. Benign calcification is usually coarse, scattered, and regular in shape; malignant calcification is often small, clustered, and irregular in shape. This requires further examination, such as breast molybdenum target, ultrasound, and even biopsy, to clarify its nature.