What does breast birads grade 2 mean?

Breast color Doppler ultrasound examination revealed a hard mass in the right breast, BI-RADS grade 3. After receiving the test results, she was a little overwhelmed and very anxious, thinking that she was already in stage 3 cancer. Next, I will talk to you about what breast bi rads grade classification means. Let’s take a detailed look at it.

Process/Method:

1. First of all: In fact, BI-RADS is not a cancer staging (grade). The full name of BI-RADS is "Breast Imaging Reporting and Information System". It was proposed by the British Academy of Radiology in 1992. At present, BI-RADS grade classification is not only used to guide breast X-ray diagnosis, but also widely used in breast ultrasound and MRI diagnosis.

2. Secondly: According to the BI-RADS classification standard, breast X-ray, ultrasound and MRI examination results are divided into 0-6 levels, with the following meanings: Level 0: The assessment is incomplete and other imaging examinations are required; Level 1: No abnormalities are found in the imaging diagnosis examination; Level 2: The imaging diagnosis finds good signs; Level 3: The imaging diagnosis suggests a high probability of good; Level 4: The imaging diagnosis suggests abnormal malignancy. It is divided into three sub-levels: 3A, 3B, and 3C according to the risk factor size.

3. Finally: The assessment of the level 0 group is incomplete and other imaging diagnostic examinations are required; the level 1 group is normal people and does not need to be treated; level 2 is benign breast lesions, such as lobular hyperplasia of the breast, breast adenosis, breast cysts, fibroadenomas, etc., which are treated based on clinical medicine; level 3 indicates a high probability of good condition, with a risk of malignancy less than 3%, and a follow-up visit can be conducted in 3-6 months; level 3 lesions include fibroadenomas, mammary neoplasia, and multiple cysts of the breast that are first discovered in patients over 25 years old.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Breast patients should maintain a regular daily life, adjust their mood, relax, and exercise regularly, but do not overwork themselves.