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specimen radiograph

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specimen radiograph
An x-ray of tissue–usually from the breast, obtained from surgery, which helps identify lesions seen by mammography. See Breast biopsy, Mammography, Microcalcifications.
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The specimen radiograph was quite extraordinary and confirmed innumerable microcalcifications throughout the specimen (Figure 3).
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If gross photographs were taken, a statement to that effect should appear in the report because it informs the reader about the existence of gross photographs; the same holds true for specimen radiographs.
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The specimen radiographs showed coarse calcifications.
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